Chapter 2: Navigating and Running Programs
In This Chapter
Restarting, sleeping, and shutting down OS X
Using windows
Using menus
Recognizing and selecting icons
Using the keyboard
Running applications
Switching between programs
Opening, saving, and quitting within an application
As the folks in Cupertino will tell you, “It’s all about the graphics.” And they’re right, of course. OS X is a highly visual operating system, and using it without a mouse, trackball, or trackpad is like building Hoover Dam with a pocketknife. (And not a particularly sharp pocketknife, either.) Therefore, most of this chapter requires you to firmly grasp the little rodent, roll the ball, or finesse a trackpad. ...
