September 2011
Beginner
504 pages
12h 10m
English
The Dock can be handy for storing your most frequently used programs, but the more program icons you store on the Dock, the smaller all the icons get. Eventually if you store too many program icons on the Dock, you may have trouble finding the program icon you want at any given time.
To avoid making your Dock hard to use, you can just open the Application folder to find a program you want to run. However, the more programs you install on your Macintosh, the more crowded your Application folder can get. For a faster alternative to finding and running a program, use Launchpad instead.
The basic idea behind Launchpad is to display all your program icons in neat rows and columns on the screen. Then you can click ...
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