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| Mac OS X: The Missing Manual / David Pogue : 4 of 5 | |
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2.02.2002
12:11 AM | Link |
 Soon after I got my iBook and started using Mac OS X, I decided I should read up a little to find out all of the cool features that were waiting to be discovered (I knew previous versions of Mac OS inside and out in my younger days, but OS X is new and exciting). The reviews seem to think this is the best book, and I would say they are right! Even though it only covers OS X 10.1 (I'm currently using 10.1.4), the differences are very slight. Each chapter contains a wealth of information about the OS - both on the surface and underneath. Now I know lots of cool tricks that make my iBook experience even more fun.
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