Take Control: The Mac OS X Lexicon (1.5) SAMPLE

• Some cross-reference links aren’t to entry titles, but to something in
the text of another entry. If you run across “daughterboard” and click
on it, for instance, you’ll be taken to the entry for “logic board,”
because that’s where daughterboard is explained.
• You’ll probably be jumping around a lot as you use this ebook, what
with all the links. Don’t forget about the Back button in your PDF
reader—you can click your way back through one or more links, the
same way you retrace your steps in your Web browser.
Margin Icons
We’ve provided four special types of links to the outside world—the
world outside of this book, that is—by way of special margin icons:
• The blue “weblink” icon takes you someplace on the Web that
provides further information on the topic at hand. This might be indepth
information from the Unicode consortium, an Apple support
page, or a Wikipedia entry; in some cases, it’s just an interesting side
trip on the current or a tangential topic.
• The green “weblink” icon brings you to a Web site for a product or
company mentioned in an entry.
• The “booklink” icon sends you to the Web page for the Take Control
book that covers the current entry.
• The TidBITS icon links you to a TidBITS article related to the entry
topic.
• If you are reading this book on paper and don’t have the ebook
version, you can request a free copy of the ebook by sending a
message to tc-comments@tidbits.com.
There’s also a non-clickable margin icon—the Leopard spot—
described in What’s New in this Version.
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