Take Control of Leopard
Adam Engst has announced 5 new Take Control books. This time dealing with various parts of the new Mac OS X 10.5 (a.k.a. Leopard). These inexpensive and update able electronic books always have great information in them. You are bound to learn a lot.
The titles in this series include:
Take Control of Upgrading to Leopard
Take Control of Customizing Leopard - Start using Leopard's new features efficiently, including sections on Time Machine, Spaces, Quick Look, and more. More info and special offers!
Take Control of Users & Accounts in Leopard
If you've been boggled by user accounts, want to share files with other users, or need to limit what others can do on your Mac, turn to Kirk McElhearn for straightforward explanations of all the different account types, what they can do, and the best ways to set them up. Bonus tips on sharing music and photos! More info and special offers!
Take Control of Sharing Files in Leopard
The nitty-gritty details you need to set up and configure file sharing in Leopard to be fast, effective, and secure. Whether AFP, Samba, FTP, or iDisk, between two Macs, among a mixed-platform workgroup, or over the Internet.
Take Control of Fonts in Leopard
This large, 217-page guide, explains font locations, load order, Font Book, different installation methods, and how to deal with duplicate fonts.
All of the Take Control books also have a special offers, that help defray the cost of purchase from various other vendors.
See the Take Control Catalog here.
Take Control does have a MUG program that is really great! Let us know if you want more information.
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