Sebastopol, CA--The highly anticipated Tiger edition of the most popular Mac book on the planet--OS X: The Missing Manual (O'Reilly, US $29.95)--has been released from captivity. Tiger (formally known as Mac OS X 10.4), the newest version of Apple's elegant and user-friendly operating system, is packed with performance. Pogue reveals Tiger?s powerful new features, and shares secrets and interesting discoveries from his deep exploration of this sleek new OS.
With his trademark wit and humor, Pogue takes the reader on a thorough tour of Tiger--though it?s almost easy not to notice how much information he?s imparting, as the journey is so much fun. He shares insider tips and tricks for using new features like Spotlight, Dashboard, and Automator--including shortcuts that are easier and more streamlined.
"After a two-month slog into the darkest underpinnings of the OS, I came up with a few discoveries--secrets, really, that I had no idea were even there," states Pogue. "I've updated the book to provide a true revelation of the improved performance and new features, and an eye-opening experience of the not-so-apparent benefits."
The latest in O'Reilly?s series of popular Missing Manuals for the Mac platform, Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, Tiger Edition unveils what every Mac user needs to know about Tiger.
Cool features and tips include:
As always, Pogue comes through with a richly detailed and entertaining manual, covering the inner workings of a powerful OS upgrade in his easily accessible and friendly style.
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OS X: The Missing Manual, Tiger Edition
David Pogue
ISBN: 0-596-00941-0, 864 pages, $29.95 US, $41.95 CAN
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