Mon, Dec 01, 2008
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Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
- Keep Your Mac -- It's a Digital World
- Looking Ahead
- Does It Really Work?
- A Moving Target
- A Well-Connected Mac
- Removable Media
- File Exchange
- PC Disks on a Mac
- Mac Disks on a PC
- UNIX Disks on a Mac
- Virus Software
- File Conversion
- File Names and Types
- General Files
- Graphics
- Sound
- Movies
- Compression
- In Short, You Need...
- Mac Networking Pros and Cons
- Mac OS and AppleTalk Advantages
- Mac OS and AppleTalk Disadvantages
- Configuring Mac Networking
- AppleTalk
- Configuration Manager
- DialAssist
- Infrared
- Internet
- Internet Config
- Location Manager
- MacTCP
- Modem
- Network
- PPP
- Remote Access
- Remote Access Setup
- TCP/IP
- High-Performance Mac Networking
- Networking Summary
- Mac Servers
- Sharing over TCP/IP Networks
- Sharing with Windows and UNIX
- Printing
- Mac OS X Server
- Windows NT Servers
- NetWare Servers
- UNIX Servers
- Network Administration
- Simple Network Management Protocol
- Tools for Network Administration
- SDSC's Cross-Platform Installation
- AppleTalk
- File Sharing
- Printing
- LAN Summary
- Internet Basics
- Clients and Servers
- Internet Services
- Using Internet Config
- The World Wide Web
- Web Browsers
- Netscape Communicator
- Microsoft Internet Explorer
- Web Servers
- Personal Web Sharing
- File Transfer Protocol
- E-mail
- The Most Common E-mail Problem
- E-mail Clients
- E-mail Servers
- Mailing List Servers
- An Internet Recap
- It Should Work Just Fine...
- Applications
- E-mail File Exchange
- Windows (and Web) File Names
- The Font Problem
- A Font Solution?
- Specific Applications
- Adobe Photoshop
- AppleWorks
- FileMaker Pro
- Microsoft Office
- QuarkXPress
- Quicken
- File Formats
- "Plain" Text
- Rich Text Format
- Portable Document Format
- PostScript
- Spreadsheets and Databases
- Graphics
- Web Standards
- HTML
- Beyond HTML
- CSS
- DHTML
- XML and XSL
- VRML and X3D
- JavaScript
- Java
- Perl
- In Short, You Should...
- Simple Windows Tricks
- GUI Orientation
- GUI Adjustments
- Terminal Emulators
- Application Servers and Clients
- X Window System
- Windows Terminal Server
- Remote Control
- Non-Mac Operating Systems
- Windows Emulators
- UNIX and Linux for Mac
- Other Emulators
- PC Cards and Cheap PCs
- Camouflage Recap
- Peripheral Matters
- Accessibility and Assistive Technology
- Computing Devices
- Palm Computing Organizers
- Windows CE Devices
- Newton
- Desktops and Laptops
- Telephonic Mac
- Audio-Visual Mac
- MP3 Players
- TV Tuners and Video Capture Cards
- Digital Cameras
- Macs at Work
- Bar Code Readers and Point-of-Sale Software
- Data Acquisition Interfaces
- Global Positioning System
- Macs at Home
- Home Automation
- Home Security
- Amateur Radio
- For More Information
- General Network Terms
- Mac Networking and Internet Terms
- The Networking Layer Cake
- A Note on "Classic" Macintosh Networking
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