September 2011
Beginner
504 pages
12h 10m
English
The longer you use your Macintosh, the more files you’ll create and save. And the more files you create, the more effort you’ll need to put into keeping everything organized.
Fortunately, your Macintosh offers two ways to help you find files. You can use a feature called Spotlight to search for a specific file just by typing a single word or phrase. For example, if you search for the word Taxes, Spotlight will find all files that contain the word Taxes either in the filename or anywhere inside the file itself.
You can also keep things organized by storing files in folders that can be quickly accessible. Instead of wading through multiple folders stored inside the Documents folder to ...
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