Titlebook: Mac OS X Leopard; Beyond the Manual Scott Meyers,Mike Lee Book 2008 Mike Lee and Scott Meyers 2008 Java.Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard).Windows.dev

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Connecting Peripherals to Your Mac speakers, decent microphones, and even video cameras all built in and ready to use. Still, oftentimes you need something else or want to improve on what you already have in your computer. Luckily for you, there is a range of hardware devices that can work wonderfully with your Mac (commonly referre

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Connecting to the Internetd range from ridiculously easy to just fairly easy ... at least as far as configuring Leopard goes. Essentially, there are three common ways to connect to the Internet today, and we’ll cover each of them in this chapter:

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Mail, Address Book, and iCalso manage notes and RSS feeds. Additionally, Mail has improved integration with Address Book and iCal to help provide a unified time and contact management solution. In this chapter, we will cover all three applications:

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iChatle’s default instant messaging client in Leopard and has lots to offer. First, it’s compatible with AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) as well as Google Chat, two of the biggest instant messaging networks out there. Second, it adds lots of cool features that go beyond simple text chat, including voice and

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Apple Apps Included with Leopardlready there. If you purchased the Leopard DVD and did a clean install of it on your computer, you won’t find quite as much software, but you will find a number of applications that are important and useful. This chapter is going to go over some of these applications that are particularly useful, in

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