For those who are new to computers, or those who have previously been using PCs and are new to Mac, the graphical user interface–or GUI–in OS X may be somewhat unfamiliar.
The problem with being unfamiliar with something is that you may be reluctant to experiment. And experimentation is a good way to learn.
This series of tutorials is aimed specifically at the beginner; at the person who is new to Macs or, perhaps, completely new to computers.
Each author explains–in easy to understand terms–how to get started with a range of applications that will familiarise yourself with some of the functionality of a Mac.
Posts in this series
Meet the Mac: OS X for First Timers
Firefox for Beginners
Google Chrome for Beginners
Safari for Beginners
iTunes for Beginners
Introducing Apple Mail for Beginners
Evernote for Beginners: The Basics of the Most Popular Notebook App
Alfred Workflows for Beginners
iMovie: An Introduction
Getting Started With iPhoto
A Beginner’s Guide to Pages
Getting Started With Twitter for Mac
How To Choose Your First Mac
The 5 Things You Must Know When Converting From Windows to Mac
How to Install and Remove Apps From the Mac App Store
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