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In this free online video series learn about Mac OS X Tiger basic features and functions including the dock, locations of drives on the desktop, creating an alias, changing the desktop image, rotating the desktop image, changing the screen saver, creating “hot corners”, icons on the menu bar and spotlight, color tags and ejecting drives, burning a data DVD, setting timers for start and shut off, installing software, short cuts for switching applications, expose, deleting a file from the hard drive, and hooking up an external hard drive.
There are 19 videos in this series:
Learn about Macintosh Apple computers in this free online video lesson.
The Macintosh operating system, Tiger, is easy to use and intuitive. Get an Apple computer tutorial in this free video.
The Macintosh operating system, Tiger, is easy to use and intuitive. Get an Apple computer tutorial in this free video.
The Macintosh dock is a useful tool for Apple computers, get a tutorial of the Tiger operating system in this free video.
The Macintosh dock is a useful tool for Apple computers, get a tutorial of the Tiger operating system in this free video.
Creating an alias on a Macintosh computer is easy and useful, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Changing the desktop image on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Rotating the desktop image on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Changing the screensaver on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Hot corners are useful tools in Macintosh computers, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Icons, the menu bar, and spotlight are things you'll want to understand if you're going to use a Macintosh, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Color tags and ejecting drives are things you'll want to know how to do on a Macintosh, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Burning a data DVD on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Start and shutoff timers are tools you'll want to know how to use on a Macintosh, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Installing software on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Switching application shortcuts on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
The expose tool on a Macintosh is easy and fun to use, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Deleting files on a Macintosh is easy and fun, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Connecting external hard drives on a Macintosh is easy, get an Apple tutorial in this free video.
Apple Inc., formerly Apple Computers Inc., was founded in 1976 by Steve Jobs, Ronald Wayne, and Steve Wozniak. Apple's Macintosh personal computers are some of the most popular in the world. However, Macs are not as widespread as IBM compatible computers, consequently many people are not quite as familiar with them as PC's. The Mac OS X Tiger, Mac's operating system, is different from windows but it is very intuitive and easy to learn.
In this free online video series, learn from Mac OS X Tiger expert Tony Passarella as he show basic features and demonstrates essential functions of Tiger. Learn about the dock, locations of drives on the desktop, creating an alias, changing the desktop image, rotating the desktop image, changing the screen saver, creating “hot corners”, icons on the menu bar and spotlight, color tags and ejecting drives, burning a data DVD, setting timers for start and shut off, installing software, short cuts for switching applications, expose, deleting a file from the hard drive, and hooking up an external hard drive.
Tony Passarella Tony Passarella has been working with the Mac computer for over 10 years. His experience includes, graphic design, video and film editing. These series are for those new to the mac, whether a new user or someone that has just purchased one for the first time. dkdk
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