Lynda - Computer Literacy for Mac 2015 | 395MB

English | Beginner | Video: AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 15fps | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch

Genre: eLearning | 3h 28m | Feb 02, 2015

Learn the ins and outs of your Mac quickly and easily with Mac expert Garrick Chow. He describes the terms and techniques in clear, easy-to-understand language and explains what goes on inside a computer, how to choose between a laptop and a desktop computer, and how to use your computer to open, create, edit, and save files. He also shows how to connect printers, scanners, external storage devices, Bluetooth-enabled speakers, and other devices to your Mac. Garrick also covers connecting to a network for Internet access, sending and receiving email, and searching for content on the Internet. He'll even take a brief tour of some common computing tasks, such as word processing, working with data in spreadsheets, photo editing, and file sharing.

Note: This course was recorded on Mac OS X 10.10 Yosemite. To upgrade to Yosemite before you begin, watch "Installing and running Mac OS X 10.10 for the first time."

Topics include:

*Working with a laptop versus a desktop computer

*Understanding the five traits almost all applications share

*Printing

*Setting up a scanner

*Connecting to the Internet

*Sending and receiving email

*Searching the Internet

*Importing and editing images from a digital camera

*Sharing files