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Joe Hutsko worked at Apple from 1984 to 1988, and has been writing about technology products and subjects ever since. His articles about computers, gadgets, and high-tech entertainment have appeared in The New York Times, Fortune, Macworld, TV Guide and Newsweek. He is also the author of Green Gadgets For Dummies.

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Here's your guide to getting started, getting creative, and getting more from your Mac

Whether you're meeting your first Mac or you have a long-time relationship, there's something in this all-in-one guide for you. Newbies will learn to set up a Mac, use the Finder, and juggle folders. Veterans will get the scoop on using iSync, enjoying iLife, building Web sites with iWeb, staying organized, running Windows on a Mac, and so much more!!

• Begin with the basics ? starting up, going to sleep, navigating the interface, and the Mac approach to files and folders

• Mac specials ? get more from Dashboard widgets, back up with Time Machine®, and meet the Automator

• That's entertainment ? listen to music, watch movies, and play online games

• Connect ? browse the Web; use e-mail, iChat instant messaging and video conferences; and set up Internet security options

• Get creative ? make albums of your digital photos, compose and record music, and build your own Web site

• Mac at work ? learn the capabilities of iWork's document, presentation, and spreadsheet programs

• Organize your life ? manage contacts with Address Book and appointments with iCal

• Do the network thing ? understand wired and wireless (Wi-Fi) networks, share files and resources, and connect to Bluetooth® devices

Open the book and find:

• How to set up and configure your Mac

• Tips for getting around on the Mac desktop

• How to use iPhoto®, iMovie®, iDVD®, GarageBand®, iTunes®, and iWeb

• Steps for networking your Macs

• How to work with iWork®

• Maintenance and troubleshooting advice

• Details about running Windows® on your Mac

• Valuable advice on making and storing backups