Mac OS X v. 10.2 Jaguar Killer Tips

by Scott Kelby

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This text presents a collection of tips and hidden secrets for the professional user of Mac OS X. The book is designed to speak directly to the daily Mac users who needs to get the most out of their computers immediately.

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Redundant at times but there are many ways to do the same thing with any OS. I use version 10.4 so some tips were outdated but if I was interested enough it was easy to find their equivalent. (

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dw0rd | Jul 15, 2009 |

Redundant at times but there are many ways to do the same thing with any OS. I use version 10.4 so some tips were outdated but if I was interested enough it was easy to find their equivalent. (

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edecklund | Jul 15, 2009 |

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