Mac Basics: A Friendly Guide for New Users is a human-centered, chart-free manual designed to teach anyone how to use a Mac—from the very first click to mastering powerful features like Siri, AirDrop, and Handoff.
Written in a clear, down-to-earth tone, this guide skips the tech jargon and walks you through each part of your Mac step-by-step with full-color illustrations. Whether you're switching from Windows, exploring a MacBook for the first time, or just need to refresh your skills—this book will help you feel confident, supported, and in control of your digital space.
You'll learn how to:
Navigate your Mac using the trackpad, mouse, and shortcuts
Customize your desktop, Dock, and display modes
Manage apps, files, screenshots, and backups
Troubleshoot common issues and stay updated
Use essential features like iCloud, Time Machine, and Spotlight
Sync seamlessly with iPhone and iPad using AirDrop, Universal Clipboard, and more
This isn’t just a book—it’s a calm conversation with a tech-savvy friend. And it’s designed to work without charts, graphs, or overwhelming data dumps.
Mac Basics: A Friendly Guide for New Users is a human-centered, chart-free manual designed to teach anyone how to use a Mac—from the very first click to mastering powerful features like Siri, AirDrop, and Handoff.
Written in a clear, down-to-earth tone, this guide skips the tech jargon and walks you through each part of your Mac step-by-step with full-color illustrations. Whether you're switching from Windows, exploring a MacBook for the first time, or just need to refresh your skills—this book will help you feel confident, supported, and in control of your digital space.
You'll learn how to:
Navigate your Mac using the trackpad, mouse, and shortcuts
Customize your desktop, Dock, and display modes
Manage apps, files, screenshots, and backups
Troubleshoot common issues and stay updated
Use essential features like iCloud, Time Machine, and Spotlight
Sync seamlessly with iPhone and iPad using AirDrop, Universal Clipboard, and more
This isn’t just a book—it’s a calm conversation with a tech-savvy friend. And it’s designed to work without charts, graphs, or overwhelming data dumps.
