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Z00MXL.qxd 10/19/2007 3:00 AM Page 527 Index A file permissions, setting, 390 master password, restoring, 398-399 Abstract Background, 102 Safari preferences, setting, 253 Access Control Lists (ACLs), 478 in Simple Finder, 94 accounts. See also Mail Adobe iChat accounts, creating, 290-291 Flash, QuickTime movies with, 113 Acrobat Reader. See also PDF files GoLive with HomePage, 354 downloading, 209 Adobe Acrobat. See also PDF files actions. See Automator downloading, 209 ActionScripting, 507 AIM, iChat with, 289, 291 activating/deactivating AirPort fonts, 154-155 Admin Utility, 430 login window, 387 configuring connection, 220 windows, 12-13 desktop icon, 5 Activity Monitor, 444-445 iChat with, 308 Address Book, 129, 130. See also iSync with Mac for Windows, 465, 472 archiving data, 139 making Internet connection with, 226 Bluetooth with, 412 multiple connections with, 221 creating, 138-139 network port configuration for, 225 Dashboard displaying, 158-159 printers, sharing, 202-203 Directory for sharing information, 143 setting up, 224 editing contact information, 140-141 alerts faxes, addressing, 214, 218 changing sounds, 114 iChat buddies from, 296 forms, sending nonsecure, 243 images, adding, 144 iChat notification alerts, 312 .Mac Address Book, 350-351 speaking voice for, 118 managing contacts, 142 Alex pictures to contacts, adding, 144 default speaking voice, setting, 118 printing from, 141 interface options, setting, 119 Safari Bookmarks bar, adding to, 238-239 for VoiceOver, 122 sending e-mail from, 266-267 aliases, 77, 395 sharing, 142-143 creating, 90-91 Smart Addresses, using, 266 alignment Spotlight searches, keywords for, 57 of document text, 178 subscribing to, 143 of e-mail message text, 269 vCards, 139, 142-143 of tables, 185 Administrator, 386 AND operator, searching with, 57 527 Z00MXL.qxd 10/19/2007 3:00 AM Page 528 animated GIFs Address Book data, 139 creating, 297 Create Archive command, 435 movies as animated GIFs, exporting, 331 e-mail, 281 anti-aliasing, 100-101 ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Anywhere mode, 168 Agency Network), 219 AOL and iChat, 219, 289-290 Arrange menu in Icon view, 32 appearance options, changing, 100-101 arrows in dialogs, 9 Apple Account number for iTunes Music Assist Me, help with, 407 Store, 318 attachments Apple Background, 102 deleting from e-mail, 277 Apple Developer Connection Web site, 162 iCal calendar event attachments, work- Apple Events, sharing, 405 ing with, 370 Apple Mighty Mouse, 6 with instant messages, 303 Dashboard preferences, changing, 157 in replies to e-mail, 275 with Mac for Windows, 472 saving files, 277 Apple Remote, 465. See also Front Row sending files as, 276 iPod Hi-Fi, 313 Spotlight results as, 63 with Mac for Windows, 465, 472 viewing, 276-277 AppleScripts, 130 At The Office iCards, sending, 348 with Automator, 512 audio chats. See iChat basics of, 507 audio MIDI devices, configuring, 460-461 displaying Script menu, 508 authentication preferences for Bluetooth, example Scripts folder, opening, 509 415 opening from Scripts menu, 511 AutoFill for Safari forms, 242 ready-make AppleScripts, using, 508-509 Automator, 130, 491 recording, 510 Action list, 492, 494 writing, 510 actions, 491 AppleTalk printers, installing, 198-199 adding, 500 applications, 1, 129. See also aliases; third- recording actions, 502 party applications variables to action, adding, 501 different program, opening documents AppleScripts with, 512 with, 29 Description view, 493, 494 icons, 10 example workflow Info window, information in, 50-51 modifying, 499 installing third-party applications, 131 opening, 497 launching, 132 working with, 498 list of, 130 existing workflow, opening, 496 nonresponding, quitting, 136 input and output, controlling, 499 opening, 133 introduction to, 492-493 quitting, 136 Library pane, 492, 494 showing/hiding, 134 modifying example workflow, 499 Spotlight searches, keywords for, 57 plug-ins with, 499, 506 switching between, 134-135 printing workflow, 505 System Profiler, viewing system infor- recording actions, 502 mation with, 447 running and saving workflows, 504-505 Application Services, using, 436 Search box, 493, 494 Applications folder, 26-27 starting, 495 archiving. See also backing up stopping workflow, 504 528 Z00MXL.qxd 10/19/2007 3:00 AM Page 529 toolbars, 492, 494 printers, installing, 199 customizing, 505 setting up network, 412-413 Variable list, 492-493, 494 sharing, 405 variables to action, adding, 501 boldfacing Watch Me Do action, 502 document text, 178 window, parts of, 492-494 e-mail message text, 269 Workflow log and panes, 493, 494 fonts, 155 Workflow variable list, 493, 494 Bonjour, 289 working with workflows, 503 list of Web sites, viewing, 238 autosaving TextEdit preferences, 194 printers AV controls in QuickTime Player, 335 installing, 198-199 sharing, 202-203 B problems with, 308 saving chats, 309 Back button on toolbar, 17 starting messaging, 309 backdrops in Photo Booth, 331 turning on, 308 backgrounds bookmarks. See also Safari desktop backgrounds, selecting, 102 with DVD Player, 333 in e-mail message text, 269 .Mac bookmarks, working with, 352 iChat window background, changing, 311 restoring, 352 backing up, 477. See also archiving; disk image; Time Machine Bookmarks Library. See Safari on CDs or DVDs, 490 Boolean operators with Spotlight search, 57 compressed files and folders, 435 Boot Camp Assistant, 110, 465. See also Mac for Windows e-mail, 281 installing Windows on Mac, 468-469 formatting, backups prior to, 438 preparing Mac for Windows, 466-467 iCal calendar, 371 removing Windows with, 474-475 to iDisk, 479 upgrading from beta, 467 iTunes library, 327 BOOTP (boot protocol), 223 .Mac services, backing up files, 358-359 borders for table cells, 185 Back to My Mac, accessing computer with, 420-421 bouncing e-mail, 284-285 baseline for characters, changing, 182 Braille, VoiceOver supporting, 122, 125 BBEdit, 436 brightness on monitor, changing, 454 BinHex format, 251 broadband connection. See cable modems birthday calendars, 369 browsers. See Web browsers blocking buddies. See iChat e-mail, 284-285 bulleted lists, 184 iChat buddies, 302 in e-mail message text, 269 pop-up windows, 255 burning. See CDs; DVDs Bluetooth. See also iSync Business, Dashboard displaying, 158-159 Application Services with, 436 .bzip files, opening, 434 desktop icon, 5 with Mac for Windows, 465, 472-473 C making Internet connection with, 226 cable modems, 220 moving items with, 414 Ethernet with, 223 Passkey with, 413 firewalls for, 409 preferences, setting, 415 sharing connection, 408 Index 529 Z00MXL.qxd 10/19/2007 3:00 AM Page 530 cache Chess, 129, 137 for e-mail, 260 children. See parental controls Safari cache, emptying, 236 cleaning up calculations. See also Calculator files and folders set by clean up, 33 Grapher, creating graphs with, 145 Icon view, items in, 32-33 Calculator, 130 clicking with mouse, 6 conversions, performing, 146-147 Clipboard Dashboard displaying, 158-159 document text on, 166-167 working with, 146 Web page text, copying, 249 CalDAV workplace calendar server, 372-373 Close button for windows, 12 calendars. See iCal; iSync closed captioning in QuickTime Player, 335 cards. See also vCards closing iCards, sending, 348-349 dialog options, 9 case-sensitivity documents, 191 for finding/replacing text, 176 windows, 12-13 of passwords, 3 collating print output, 206 CD-ROMs, 27 color labels CD-Rs, 27 for files and folders, 40-41 CD-RWs, 27, 52 for Find window searches, 67 CDs. See also iTunes names, changing, 41 adding/removing files/folders from, 53 Color Picker, selecting with, 457 backing up files on, 490 colors. See also ColorSync creating, 53 Color Picker, selecting with, 457 disk image, burning from, 488 Digital Color meter, using, 456 erasing, 336 for document text, 178 music CDs, burning, 326 with DVD Player, 333 preparing to burn, 52 for e-mail message text, 269 Sidebar, burning disk with, 16 for fonts, 155 start settings, changing, 111 highlight colors, changing, 100 System Profiler, viewing information for iChat chats, 310 with, 447 for instant message text, 300-301 uneven CDs, loading, 27 monitor options, 454 Cellos voice, 118 palettes, selecting, 457-458 cell phones. See also iSync printer speed and, 196 Bluetooth preferences, setting, 415 printing, matching for, 207 iPhones with iTunes, 325 for quoted text, 274 cells in tables, 184-185 of Sticky Notes, 152 center-alignment ColorSync of document text, 178 for fax documents, 216 of tables, 184 matching colors to device with, 458-459 change of address notification, 138 for printed documents, 207 characters columns. See also List view; tables baseline, changing, 182 windows, headings for, 12 for file names, 42 Column view, 30 spacing, changing, 182 customizing window views, 82-83 special characters, inserting, 188 keyboard options in, 37 check boxes in dialogs, 9 Preview column, 37 check marks in menus, 7 530 Z00MXL.qxd 10/19/2007 3:00 AM Page 531 viewing folders in, 37 Web page text, 249 Comic Book effect, 331 Windows and Mac OS X, files between, commands, 7. See also specific commands 472-473 Startup commands, 395, 399 copyrights VoiceOver commands, 126-127 documents, inserting in symbol in, 188 comments iTunes and, 321 Info window options, 51 spacing for symbol, 182 in Keychain, 382 Web page text, copying, 249 compatibility of hardware devices, 462 Corel WordPerfect Page Setup, 204-205 compressing/uncompressing Cover Flow, 30 attachments, files for, 276 customizing window views, 82-83 compressed files, 435 iTunes, working with music in, 317 downloaded applications,
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