September 2011
Beginner
504 pages
12h 10m
English
Using a computer can be like having a conversation. The computer starts off by asking you what you want to do. After deciphering the options the computer offers, you tell it what to do next. The computer follows your command and then asks what you want to do now, and so on.
To use a Macintosh, you must first understand the choices that are provided to you. Then you must tell your Macintosh what to do based on those choices.
You use the mouse, trackpad, and keyboard to respond to information that is displayed on the screen to communicate with and control your Macintosh. That might mean clicking a menu and selecting a command, or clicking icons or buttons.
Since your Macintosh organizes most commands in ...
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