Apple Mac OS X Mavericks – Beyond The Basics
Original price was: $49.99.$14.99Current price is: $14.99.
What you’ll learn
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Take Your Mac Skills To The Next Level
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Learn How To Carry Out Advanced Funcations
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Make Your Mac Secure
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Become A Mac Power User
In this Advanced Apple Mac OS X instruction program, pro writer Chris Tarnowieckyi are going to take you beyond the basics of the Apple Mac functioning body. This training course supposes you possess a fundamental functioning understanding ofOS X
You are going to begin through discovering the indigenous OS X data body and also the order line user interface. Chris are going to after that show you exactly how to improve, set up, and also handle the program, featuring setting up and also taking out program coming from the App Store and also taking a look at bundle proof of purchases. This online video tutorial are going to show you concerning information protection and also elimination, exactly how to secure your Mac OS X along with codes, and also develop and also handle safe and secure profiles. You are going to likewise learn concerning discussing solutions, featuring monitor and also data sharing. Finally, you are going to learn exactly how to deal with concerns, featuring pressure giving up an use, taking a look at log reports, and also making use of system electrical for system concerns.
Once you have actually accomplished this computer system located instruction program, you are going to possess built the capabilities essential to maximize the beneficial components accessible inOS X Mavericks Working reports are actually consisted of, enabling you to adhere to in addition to the writer throughout the sessions.
Who this training course is actually for:
- Any Mac User That Wants To Go A Lot More Out Of Their Mac
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10 reviews for Apple Mac OS X Mavericks – Beyond The Basics
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Hoyt Childs Jr –
This is great look into the depths of OSX Mavericks on the mac. In a series of 93 concise and well-thought-out videos, with great examples, the deeper aspects of OSX Mavericks are brought out for discovery and use. As an experienced Windows users, I found that the mac OSX was a bit mysterious, and that certain tasks eluded me. But now I feel more confident in using my iMac and OSX. I recommend this course for all users who have a basic knowledge of computers and some knowledge of programming basics.
1 Feb 15 Course has added several chapters for OSX Yosemite where different from Mavericks. The best just got better.
Mariam Melkumyan –
Overall this is a pretty good course for both people who haven’t used MAC OS before or people who have some basic knowledge of it. I’d recommend the overall course but it depends on your needs. There are quite a few technical topics covered here that may not be important for regular users. I wish it covered more of Mac’s hidden productivity tools, keyboard hot key customization, etc.
Gene Bauer –
Excellent course. I refer back to it all the time.
Tolik –
Great course !
Useful skills !
Ed Grinsell –
Great Course! Good explanations & demonstrations of basic processes & procedures.
James McQueary –
This is a fairly thorough coverage of OS X, suitable for those with some background in another OS or beginning familiarity with Mac OS. Built to allow following along, but clear enough that understanding is easily possible with just the instructor’s demo.
The content is organized is a reasonable way and flows more or less naturally. Distinction is made between versions 10.9 and 10.10 wherever there are even minor or UI-only differences, which is excellent for helping clarity.
Depending on your background, some technical topics will require additional reading or research (e.g. Disk Volumes, Terminal commands, automation), where the focus is on the Mac OS X interface and how it presents these features, rather than explaining those separate technical topics in detail. This is usually a positive thing, as it prevents the course from veering away from the core topics or getting too technical or specific for portion of its audience.
Lots of references are provided, although they are mostly Apple support articles and some are defunct.
John Seybold –
Good info. A bit slow for me,but I am not an average user. Even as a techie I learned something new
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Luther Jones –
This gave me a better understanding of how users and file are associated.
Imad Abdul Samad –
The course is nice and easy to understand.
Fadi Bastaki –
Good intro into the Mac system.