Mac OS X Leopard or Snow Leopard computer, from the bare basics such as the ins n' outs of finder and the dock to the stuff that no one except a NERD ("nerd" in huge, bold, all-caps writing with an underline) would know how to do without the book's help. I learned all about Boot Camp, the application that let's you run Windows on your mac as if it was part of it (as long as you have a Windows-running PC with new enough hardware and software to do the job, and you yourself have experience with Windows). I'm going to try this out once dad's PC is up and running again.
I learned just about everything I know about Snow Leopard in edition 2, and some of what I know about Leopard in edition 1 (you've gotta have learned something about it after having two Leopard computers in your home for ages which is the case for my family), and I've learned that they both are beasts. If you have snow leopard, stick with it. If you're running leopard, you may want snow leopard software. anything earlier, upgrade soon.
I learned just about everything I know about Snow Leopard in edition 2, and some of what I know about Leopard in edition 1 (you've gotta have learned something about it after having two Leopard computers in your home for ages which is the case for my family), and I've learned that they both are beasts. If you have snow leopard, stick with it. If you're running leopard, you may want snow leopard software. anything earlier, upgrade soon.
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| The first edition knows everything about Leopard. |
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| The second edition is the ultimate guide to Snow Leopard. |
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