November 2015
Beginner
843 pages
29h 44m
English
When you fire up a Mac, the first thing you see is the desktop—the great-great-grandchild of the original Mac’s home-base screen that changed the world in 1984. There’s the Dock, full of unfamiliar icons on a see-through shelf. There are those Finder windows, slick and textureless with their solid-gray title bars. And then there’s the shimmering backdrop of the desktop itself.
This chapter shows you how to use and control these most dramatic elements of OS X El Capitan.
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