Mac OS X Leopard

Mac OS X is quickly becoming one of the most popular operating systems for power users. Mac OS X's ability to mesh an easy-to-use and attractive interface with a Unix back end has attracted average and power users to the Mac. In 2007, Apple releases the next version of Mac OS X: Leopard. "MAC OS X Leopard: Beyond the Manual" is geared toward power users who are upgrading to Leopard and want to know what's new and different with this version of the MAC OS. It starts by covering the basics of Mac OS X and how to get started using the Mac. It then walks you through using all of the new features, to make your computing experience even richer than before. Contains side-by-side comparisons of features in Tiger and in Leopard. Aimed at intermediate-to-advanced users. Pays attention to the Unix back end and Apple developer tools to get you up to speed quickly on changes to the development environment. Covers the basics and collaboration features in iCal.