Description:
The Macintosh system software is famous for its ease of use and elegant simplicity. However, all operating systems can be complex and tricky, no matter how happy the startup icon looks. You should have a solid reference manual on your desk to find out what you've been missing, what each of those system files is doing at startup, and what you should know if that startup smile appears upside-down. Until the unforeseeable day when computer companies ship appropriate references with their systems, you can count on books like the MacWorld Mac OS 7.6 Bible, the serious Mac hack's guide to the latest version of the Macintosh operating system. This latest volume in MacWorld's Mac OS Bible series covers all versions of the Mac OS from 7.0 through 7.6 with a thorough examination of what differs in each update and upgrade. Find out if you're running the best version for your hardware and what you need to upgrade. There are plenty of tips and tricks to configure system attributes that you might have considered "untouchable." In addition, the MacWorld Mac OS 7.6 Bible features a detailed guide to available utilities and cool toys to check out. The latest advancements in key Apple technologies, such as Quicktime, CyberDog, OpenDoc, and more, are all covered.
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