Mac OS X Tiger Unleashed
John Ray, William C. Ray
- 出版商: SAMS
- 出版日期: 2005-07-09
- 售價: $1,980
- 貴賓價: 9.5 折 $1,881
- 語言: 英文
- 頁數: 1560
- 裝訂: Paperback
- ISBN: 0672327465
- ISBN-13: 9780672327469
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A best-seller that once showed you how to reign in a panther can now show you how to tame a Tiger. Mac OS X Tiger Unleashed is the most comprehensive guide to unlocking the full power of Mac OS X Tiger that you can find. Written by Unix/BSD experts and Mac users, John Ray and William C. Ray, you will go inside the Mac OS X Tiger operating system and the underlying BSD environment. In-depth background coverage and useful hands-on lessons will help you understand the changes with the new version and master the new features. Lessons include:
- Working with files and applications
- Running classic Mac OS applications
- Native utilities and applications
- Intalling third-party applications
- Third-party BSD command-line applications
- Configuring the system using BSD utilities
- Remote administration
- Serving a Windows network
- Routine maintenance
Learn to deal with the most trouble-prone aspects of the Mac OS X Tiger user interface and how to exploit the new features to get the most out of your system with Mac OS X Tiger Unleashed.
Table of Contents:
Introduction.Welcome to Tiger
What's New Pussycat?
Mac OS X Tiger Unleashed
I. USING MAC OS X.
1. Managing the Tiger Workspace.
Getting Started
Using the Tiger Finder
Understanding the Finder Window Components
Managing Finder Navigation Views
Navigating Using the Go Menu
Connecting to Network Resources
Finder File Operations
Viewing File Information and Metadata
Finding and Organizing Information with Spotlight
Working with Smart Folders and Finder Finds
Burning CDs and DVDs
Customizing the Desktop
Fine-tuning Finder Preferences
Using the Dock
Adding and Launching Application Shortcuts
Switching Active Applications
Interacting with Running Applications
Creating File and Folder Shortcuts
Using the Predefined Dock Shortcuts and Behaviors
Customizing the Dock Appearance
Accessing Common Functions Through Menu Extras
Force Quitting Applications
Managing Windows with Exposé
Using the Dashboard
What Is Dashboard?
Activating and Deactivating the Dashboard
Managing Widgets
Using Fast User Switching
Help Viewer
Summary
2. Useful Tiger Applications and Utilities.
Storing Contact Information: Address Book
Understanding the Address Book Standards
Finding Your Way Around the Address Book
Working with Address Book Cards
Organizing Contacts into Groups
Setting Up Directory Servers
Printing Envelopes, Mailing Lists, and Labels
Importing and Exporting vCard Data
Sharing and Synchronizing Contacts Through .Mac
Creating Calendars, Events, and To Do Lists: iCal
Understanding the iCal/vCal Standard
Managing Calendars and Calendar Views
Managing Events
Working with Event Attendees and Invitations
Creating To Do Lists
Sharing Calendar Information
Printing Calendars
Basic Image and PDF Manipulation: Preview
Using the Viewer
Viewing and Editing PDFs
Viewing and Editing images
Viewing and Setting Image and PDF Metadata
Multimedia Playback: QuickTime 7
Setting Up QuickTime
Using the QuickTime Browser Plug-in
Using the Standalone QuickTime Player
Adding Codecs and Playing the Unplayable
QuickTime Pro Features
Storing and Managing Sensitive Information: Keychain Access
Understanding Keychains and Keychain Scope
Understanding Keychain and Application Interaction
Creating and Managing Passwords and Notes
Managing Digital Certificates
Managing Keychains
Repairing Keychain Problems
Synchronizing Information Between Devices: iSync
Managing iSync Devices
Synchronizing
Running Legacy Mac OS Applications: Classic
Configuring Classic Applications
Controlling the Classic Environment
Other Tools and Utilities
Summary
3. Internet Applications.
Browsing the Web: Safari
Understanding the Basic Browsing Controls
Browsing the Web in Safari
Maintaining Your Security and Privacy Online
Reading News (RSS/Atom) Feeds in Safari
Bookmark Management
Additional Safari Preferences
Accessing Email: Apple Mail
Setting Up Mail
Reading and Managing Email
Dealing with Spam
Applying Rules to Messages
Managing Email with Mailboxes
Composing and Sending Messages
Applying Parental Controls
Mail Utilities and Diagnostic Tools
Video and Audio Conferencing: iChat AV
Required Conferencing Hardware
Setting Up iChat AV
Logging In to Your IM Accounts
Configuring Your Online Information
Managing Your Buddy List
Initiating IM and A/V Conferencing
Communicating via Text Messaging
Conversing via Audio Chats
Conducting Video Chats
Applying Parental Controls
Setting Event Alerts
Diagnostics with the Connection Doctor
Searching the Internet: Sherlock
Choosing a Search Channel
Expanding Search Options with Third-Party Channels
Managing Channel Collections
The Enigma That Is .Mac
Defining .Mac
Setting Up .Mac Service
Using the iDisk
Syncing Your Tiger Application Information
Configuring the .Mac Screensaver
Using .Mac Web Services
Summary
4. Controlling Applications with Automator and AppleScript.
Automating Your System with Automator
Understanding the Workflow Paradigm
Exploring the Automator Interface
Creating a Workflow
Running and Debugging Workflows
Managing Workflows
Saving Workflows as Plug-Ins
Creating Advanced Automation with AppleScript
Using the Script Editor
Script Editor Controls
Exploring the Scripting Dictionary
Entering a Sample Script
Viewing Results
Tracing Events
Saving Scripts
Changing Scripting Preferences
Understanding AppleScript Syntax
Sending Instructions to an Application: tell
Manipulating Variables: set/get
Using Flow Control: If
Creating Iteration with repeat
Creating Subroutines
Accessing the Command Line from AppleScript
Scripting the Unscriptable
Additional AppleScript Tools and Resources
Activating the Script Menu
Using Folder Actions
Installing Scripting Additions
Running Command-Line AppleScript Tools
osascript <script filename>
AppleScript Studio
Other Sources of AppleScript Information
Summary
II. HARDWARE SETUP AND CONFIGURATION.
5. Configuring Tiger Hardware Support and Preferences.
Managing Displays: Displays and Display Calibrator Assistant
Setting Resolution
Fine-tuning Geometry
Performing Color Calibration
Multiple Monitors
Configuring Keyboards and Mice: Keyboard & Mouse
Setting Keyboard Repeat and Delay
Setting Trackpad and Mouse Options
Customizing Keyboard Shortcuts
Tablet Device Input: Ink
Setting Up Ink
Providing Input via Ink
Using Ink Pad Mode
Configuring Input Options
Using Gestures for Common Commands
Providing Input in Other Languages
Teaching Uncommon Words to Ink
Bluetooth Devices and Services: Bluetooth Preferences and Bluetooth File Exchange
Getting Ready for Bluetooth
Configuring Global Bluetooth Settings
Managing Bluetooth Devices
Adding a New Device
Using Paired Devices
Controlling Server-Side Services
Transferring Files over Bluetooth: Bluetooth File Exchange
Disks and Disk Images: Disk Utility
Launching Disk Utility
Displaying Disk Information
Verifying and Repairing Disks
Erasing Volumes, Partitions, and Free Space
Partitioning Volumes
Using RAID
Restoring a Volume from a Disk or Disk Image
Working with Disk Images
Scanners, Cameras, and Media Readers: Image Capture
Using Cameras and Media Readers
Using Flatbed Scanners
Sharing Image Capture Devices
Audio Input and Output: Sound Preferences and Audio MIDI Setup
Configuring Sound Effects
Changing Sound Output
Choosing Audio Inputs
Advanced Audio and MIDI Settings
Switching Between Operating Systems: Startup Disk
Choosing Your Boot Device in Tiger
Sharing Your Drive via FireWire and Target Disk Mode
Choosing Your Boot Device in Mac OS 9.x
Handling Optical Media: CDs and DVDs
Saving Electricity and the Environment: Energy Saver
Choosing Preset Energy Settings
Setting a Startup and Sleep Schedule
Limiting Processor Speed and Other Options
Summary
6. Printer, Fax, and Font Management.
Using Print Center/Printer Setup Utility
Adding a Local USB or FireWire Printer
Browsing or Specifying Network Printers
Configuring Printers Through the Printer Setup Utility More Printers Interface
Getting Information on Configured Printers
Creating Desktop Printers
Printer Classes
Setting Printing System Preferences
Choosing a Default Printer and Page Setup
Setting and Storing Print-Job/Document Printing Preferences
Configuring CUPS Server-Specific Options
Sharing Printers with Other Mac OS X Systems
Using the Tiger Fax Capabilities
Sending Faxes by Printing
Receiving, Emailing, and Printing Faxes
The CUPS System Interface
Installing CUPS foomatic Drivers and Support Software
Configuring Printers Through the CUPS Administrative Web Interface
Administering CUPS Printers from Remote Locations
Managing Fonts
Installing a New Font
Browsing and Managing Fonts with Font Book
Using Fonts with the Font Pane
Using the Keyboard Menu and Alternative Input Scripts
Font Websites
Summary
III. ADVANCED USER AND NETWORK SETTINGS.
7. Configuring Network Connectivity.
Understanding TCP/IP Basics
Configuring Network Connections
Viewing Network Connection Status
Network Port Configurations
Setting Up Network Interfaces
Using the Location Manager
Connecting to a VPN
Sharing a Single Internet Connection with Multiple Computers
Using the Built-in Tiger Firewall
Summary
8. Customizing User and System Settings.
Creating Multiple User Accounts: Accounts
Introduction to Multiuser Systems
Adding a New User
Setting User Limitations
Enabling Fast User Switching and Other Login Options
Login Items
Understanding Administrative User Capabilities
Removing User Accounts
Applying Account Security: Security
FileVault Protection
Setting International Options
Setting User Languages
Modifying Date, Time, and Monetary Formats
Configuring Voice and Accessibility Options: Speech and Universal Access
Using Voice Recognition
Universal Access
Using Voiceover Navigation Features
Seeing
Hearing
Keyboard
Mouse & Trackpad
Setting System Time and Date
Date & Time
Time Zone
Clock
Using Spotlight to Search System Preferences
Summary
IV. INTRODUCTION TO BSD ON TIGER.
9. Accessing the BSD Subsystem.
Getting Started with the Command Line
Understanding the BSD Philosophy
Using Terminal to Access the Command-Line Interface
Interacting with Unix: Basic Unix Commands
Introduction to the Unix Shell
Shell Rules and Conventions
Issuing Commands
Getting Help Through Online Manual Pages
Terminal Preferences and Configuration
Summary
10. Common Unix Shell Commands: File, Directory, and Disk Operations.
Understanding Tiger, HFS+, and BSD Command Interaction
Basic Unix File Principles
Basic Tiger Filesystem Navigation
Finding Your Current Location: pwd
Listing Files in Various Locations: ls
Moving Around the Filesystem: cd, pushd, popd
Managing Files and Directories
Moving and Renaming Files: mv
Creating Directories: mkdir
Copying Files: cp
Creating Symbolic Links: ln
Changing Modification Times and Creating Empty Files: touch
Removing Files and Directories: rm, rmdir
Examining File Contents
Looking at the Contents of Files: cat, more, less
Looking at Portions of the Contents of Files: head, tail
Searching for Files, Directories, and More
Finding Files: locate, find, mdfind
Finding Files with Specific Contents: grep
File Compression and Archiving
Common Compression Utilities: bzip, gzip, zip, compress
Archiving Files with tar
Getting Disk and Directory Information: du, df
Mounting/Unmounting Volumes: diskutil
Summary
11. Using File Permissions and Access Control Lists.
Introduction to File Permissions
Read, Write, and Execute
Owner, Group, and World
Extended Bits
Special Flags
Checking File Permissions: ls -l
Controlling File Permissions: chmod
Controlling a File's Permissions Using the Finder
Controlling a File's Ownership
Controlling the Special Flags: chflags
Applying Advanced Resource Control Using ACLs
Understanding ACLs
Controlling ACLs in Tiger
Being Someone Else for a While: su, sudo
Choosing Between su and sudo: Pick Your Risk
Summary
12. Process Management.
Understanding Process Management
Using Common Process Management Commands
Listing Processes: ps
Listing Shell Child Processes: jobs
Backgrounding Processes: bg
Backgrounding Processes with &
Foregrounding Processes: fg
Stopping Processes, Sending Signals: kill, killall
Listing Resource-Consuming Processes: top
Automating Process Execution with cron
Communication Between Processes: Redirection, Pipes
Redirection: STDIN, STDOUT, STDERR
Pipes
Managing Processes Graphically: Activity Monitor
Controlling the Process Listing
Monitoring System Statistics
Creating Activity Graphs
Summary
13. Using Common Command-Line Applications and Application Suites.
Networking Applications
Browsing the Web: lynx
Accessing FTP Servers: ftp
Terminals in Terminals: telnet, rlogin, ssh
The "Busload of Useful Tricks" Network Client: cURL
Mail Clients
Retrieving Remote Mail: fetchmail
Building Block Simplicity: mail
Full-Featured Power: pine
Text Editors
Quick, Dirty, and Omnipresent: vi
Everything and the Kitchen Sink: emacs
Simple and Quick: nano
Printing Tools
Sending Jobs to the Printer: lpr
Checking the Print Queue: lpq
Removing Printer Jobs: lprm
Controlling CUPS from the Command Line: lpoptions, lpadmin, lpinfo
Bridging the GUI to Command Line Gap: Hybrid Software
The Command Line and the Pasteboard (Clipboard): pbcopy, pbpaste
Integrating GUI Tools and Command-Line Programs: TurboTool, ScriptGUI, gnuplot
Mixing and Matching to Text-Processing Perfection: AlphaX, OzTeX, and TeX
Summary
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