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System Preferences Many of the configuration and administration options for Leopard are located in System Preferences (Figure 4-1). In Leopard, System Preferences is an application that presents a collection of individual items called preference panes. Each preference pane presents configurable options for one specific facet of the OS. Figure 4-1. System Preferences CHAPTER 4 This chapter will give an overview of each of these preferences and explain what they all do. We will discuss them according to how they are categorized in System Preferences: 51
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Mac OS X Leopard: Beyond the Manual
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PART 5 Getting to Know Darwin CHAPT
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viii CONTENTS CHAPTER 2 The File Sy
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x CONTENTS CHAPTER 7 Managing Appli
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xii CONTENTS CHAPTER 12 Address Boo
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xiv CONTENTS CHAPTER 16 iLife ’08
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xvi CONTENTS CHAPTER 21 Port Forwar
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xviii CONTENTS CHAPTER 25 Quick Loo
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xx CONTENTS Running Microsoft Windo
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xxii Acknowledgments First of all,
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Common Leopard Maintenance Leopard
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You will use this in the following
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RAID CHAPTER 6 COMMON LEOPARD MAINT
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Burning an Image File to a CD or DV
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Cache Files, Preferences, and Suppo
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• If you are really stumped, have
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Backup, Synchronization, and Recove
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Figure 7-4. Opening Time Machine wh
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CHAPTER 7 BACKUP, SYNCHRONIZATION,
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Leopard Security Besides protecting
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Category Description CHAPTER 8 LEOP
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CHAPTER 8 LEOPARD SECURITY 147 Figu
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Other Keychain Options There are a
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Figure 8-9. Last warnings and two m
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The general security options cover
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PART Communications and the Interne
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230 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT To get an AIM
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232 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT you are online
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234 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT Chat mode uses
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236 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT Adjacent to th
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238 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT In iChat, budd
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240 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT General • Ch
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242 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT Figure 12-13.
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244 CHAPTER 12 iCHAT Another popula
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Application Basics You’ve already
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The Introduction screen generally j
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Depending on the package, the optio
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Certain applications will present d
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Apple Apps Included with Leopard If
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Figure 14-2. iTunes using the Cover
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Figure 14-4. The iTunes Store in iT
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CHAPTER 14 APPLE APPS INCLUDED WITH
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Once Photo Booth is launched, you c
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.Mac .Mac (pronounced “dot Mac”
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Figure 15-2. .Mac web mail preferen
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Figure 15-3. You can choose which i
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Introducing Darwin and the Shell Ru
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Finder or Darwin Term Alternate Ter
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Introducing the Shell The Terminal
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some nefarious purpose (although yo
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Wildcards Before moving on to more
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That struts and frets his hour upon
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Now this is just the first page of
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CHAPTER 18 INTRODUCING DARWIN AND T
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less (more) less is a pager, which
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The jobs command gives us a list of
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By default, sudo will allow root an
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Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorro
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Keystroke Action Moving Around (con
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Figure 18-2. The “Use option as m
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Keystroke Effect Saving and Quittin
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Each of the permissions are either
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Leopard:~ scott$ ls -le total 0 drw
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Figure 18-3. The Settings tab of Te
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Extending the Power of Darwin After
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Line 8 sets the variable show to th
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Command Substitution Another way to
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One final common conditional is to
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The first thing you may notice is t
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cover all of this goes beyond what
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Python possesses a number of featur
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Forge (http://macosforge.org), whic
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PART Networking Leopard 6
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Chances are you connect to remove s
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CHAPTER 21 WORKING WITH REMOTE SERV
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This can have unexpected consequenc
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Figure 21-5. Saving a file directly
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Figure 21-7. Navigating an iDisk in
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If you’re both using Macs, it doe
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Imagine if, when you bought your ca
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Source Trees: • Source Trees are
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Finally, Leopard introduces the Res
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You can’t do much in Xcode withou
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SCM If you’re using version contr
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Figure 25-9. Editing a user interfa
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All controls come in three standard
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The Library When you tire of playin
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Layout Views: This category include
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Syntax Coloring As you type, Xcode
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Errors and Warnings Traditional pro
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In the upper left, GDB shows the st
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Figure 25-20. Setting up a session
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Dashcode As the name implies, Dashc
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If you’re a single-person develop
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Bug Reporter Bug Reporter doesn’t
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Mac developers have a secret weapon
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Here it is again, in slow motion: N
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However, any pointer is so rarely w
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Figure 26-3. It is impossible to sa
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We can also use scalars by simple d
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With that accomplished, you can ret
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NOTE In Java, you can override ivar
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Magic, right? A few lines bear clos
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Figure 26-5. Xcode’s garbage coll
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Cross-Platform Solutions PART 8
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What’s New with Leopard? Apple bo
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Figure A-4. A Word file (from this
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Time Machine Time Machine is a revo
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Figure A-9. The Preview application
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Photo Booth Photo Booth (Figure A-1
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• Project snapshots, which will s
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Dashcode Dashcode (Figure A-19) is
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Installing Mac OS X Leopard Whether
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APPENDIX B INSTALLING MAC OS X LEOP
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APPENDIX B INSTALLING MAC OS X LEOP
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Figure B-13. If you connect to a ne
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556 INDEX Get Link URLs from Webpag
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558 INDEX AppleScript Studio, 444 A
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560 INDEX Block Pop-Up Windows menu
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562 INDEX Collapse All Threads comm
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564 INDEX moving around Darwin, 293
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568 INDEX Favorites bar, Xcode, 457
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574 INDEX init method, Objective-C,
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