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Apple's revolutionary new Unix-based operating system was developed from
the ground up. OSX has new features and usability that provide better
stability, including multi-tasking and protected memory, you can still
run OS 9 due to the dual boot system. OSX Jaguar is faster than other
Apple operating systems, OSX remains user-friendly to the point of affection.
Even so, OSX is a radical departure from previous Mac operating systems.
VTC author Matt Neutra will walk you through all of the new elements of
OSX and show you how to maneuver it like a power user. He starts by familiarizing
you with the cool carbon and aqua interface, then guides you through the
use of the Finder. You will learn how to set your preferences and permissions,
how to use Sherlock and, how to share files, even the command line prompt
for typing commands right in the heart of the machine. Once you are comfortable,
youíll be introduced to various multimedia applications, including
QuickTime, iTunes, and iMovie. To find out more about this amazing OS
these are the Apple OSX tutorials to watch.
This training course is designed for fast learning and covers all the
fundamental points of the application, all cds work on a mac or pc and
no application is needed.
The links below are free Mac OSX tutorials.
The entire contents may be purchased either on CD or watched via the Online
University
Introduction
 Welcome
Introduction
Getting Started
A
Brief History of OS X
System
Requirements
Installation
Tips
Setting
Up Mac OS X
Interface
- First Glance
Elements of the Interface
Keys
and Controls I
Keys
and Controls II
The
Window I
The
Window II
The
Dock I
The
Dock II
The
Menu Bar I
The
Menu Bar II
Setting
the Date and Time
The
Desktop
Understanding
the Trash Can
Interface
Extras I
Interface
Extras II
Summary
Understanding the Finder
Finder Basics I
Finder Basics II
Directory Structure I
Directory Structure II
The Finder Toolbar in Depth I
The Finder Toolbar in Depth II
The Finder Menus I
The Finder Menus II
The Finder Menus III
Working in the Finder (file management) I
Working in the Finder (file management) II
Applications in OS X
What is an Application/Program?
Opening and Closing Programs
What is a Document?
Saving and Opening Documents
Examples of Basic Applications I
Examples of Basic Applications II
Overview of Useful Utilities
Classic vs. Aqua
Using OS X
Personal Preferences I
Personal Preferences II
Personal Preferences III
Hardware Preferences I
Hardware Preferences II
Internet Preferences
Network Preferences
System Preferences I
System Preferences II
System Preferences III
Personalizing the Look and Feel I
Personalizing the Look and Feel II
File and Program Sharing Over a Network
Getting on the Internet I
Getting on the Internet II
Using e-mail I
Using e-mail II
Using e-mail III
Talking to Digital Lifestyle Devices I
Talking to Digital Lifestyle Devices II
Using "Classic"
Using Fonts
Finding Things with Sherlock I
Finding Things with Sherlock II
Finding Things with Sherlock III
Burning CD's
Watching DVD's
Keeping OS X Up to Date
Multiple Users
File Sharing
Multimedia (brief overview)
QuickTime Movies
iTunes
iPhoto I
iPhoto II
iMovie I
iMovie II
Troubleshooting
Resetting the Root Password
Using the Built in Help
Getting Help Online
Applecare
Extras
Getting to the Command Line
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