Inside .Mac
- Inside .Mac
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- iApp Integration with .Mac
- What You Get with .Mac
- The Benefits of a .Mac Membership
- System Requirements
- How This Book Is Organized
- Conventions Used in This Book
- We d Like to Hear From You
- Acknowledgments
- Part I: .Mac s Core Services
- Chapter 1. Setting Up Your .Mac Account
- 1.1 Before You Sign Up
- 1.2 Your First Stop: System Preferences
- 1.3 Configuring Mail
- 1.4 Changing Your .Mac Password
- 1.5 Setting an iCal Event to Change Your .Mac Password
- 1.6 Renewing Your .Mac Membership
- Chapter 2. Inside Mac.com
- 2.1 Navigating Mac.com
- 2.2 Managing Your .Mac Account
- 2.3 Forget Your Password?
- 2.4 The .Mac Services Sidebar
- 2.5 The .Mac Learning Center
- Chapter 3. Using Your iDisk
- 3.1 The iDisk s Filesystem
- 3.2 Mounting the iDisk
- 3.3 iDisk Public Folders
- 3.4 Unmounting an iDisk
- 3.5 Mounting an iDisk on a Mac OS 9 System
- 3.6 The iDisk Utility
- 3.7 iDisk Synchronization
- Chapter 4. .Mac Mail
- 4.1 Two Ways to Check Your .Mac Mail
- 4.2 Using .Mac s Web-Based Mail
- 4.3 Setting Mail s Preferences
- 4.4 Working with Mail
- 4.5 Using the Address Book with .Mac
- Part II: Protecting Your Mac
- Chapter 5. Using Virex
- 5.1 Finding and Installing Virex
- 5.2 Running Virex
- 5.3 Scanning Attachments in Mail
- 5.4 Virus Scanning from the Terminal
- Chapter 6. Using Backup
- 6.1 What to Back Up?
- 6.2 Where to Back Up?
- 6.3 Backup s Cans and Can ts
- 6.4 Finding and Installing Backup
- 6.5 Using Backup
- 6.6 Backing Up to an iDisk
- 6.7 Backing Up to CD or DVD
- 6.8 Backing Up to a Drive
- 6.9 Restoring Files from a Backup
- 6.10 When a Backup Fails
- Part III: .Mac and Your Digital Life
- Chapter 7. Building a .Mac HomePage
- 7.1 Planning Your HomePage
- 7.2 What You Can t Do with a .Mac HomePage
- 7.3 What Goes Where on Your iDisk
- 7.4 HomePage Styles and Themes
- 7.5 Creating Your Main Page
- 7.6 Creating a Photo Album Page with iPhoto
- 7.7 Sharing Files on your HomePage
- 7.8 Creating an iMovie Page
- 7.9 Creating a Movie Page with iMovie 4
- 7.10 Password-Protecting Your HomePage
- 7.11 Announcing Your HomePage
- 7.12 Adding a Favicon to Your HomePage
- 7.13 Rolling Your Own
- 7.14 Learning More About Web Design
- Chapter 8. Blogging with iBlog
- 8.1 What Is a Blog?
- 8.2 Why iBlog?
- 8.3 Installing iBlog
- 8.4 iBlog Overview
- 8.5 Building Your Blog
- 8.6 Further Exploration
- Chapter 9. Using iSync with .Mac
- 9.1 Understanding iSync
- 9.2 Overview of iSync
- 9.3 Registering Your Mac with the Sync Server
- 9.4 Performing Your First Sync
- 9.5 Mac-to-Mac Syncing
- 9.6 Bookmark Syncing
- 9.7 iSync s Logs
- Chapter 10. Slide Shows and iCards
- 10.1 Creating a Public Slide Show
- 10.2 iCards
- Part IV: Appendixes
- Appendix A. .Mac s Keyboard Shortcuts
- A.1 Backup
- A.2 iBlog
- A.3 iDisk Utility
- A.4 iSync
- A.5 Safari s Keyboard Shortcuts
- A.6 Virex
- Appendix B. Common iDisk Error Codes
- Appendix C. Installing and Using the iDisk Utility for Windows XP
- C.1 Installing the Windows XP iDisk Utility
- C.2 Connecting to Your iDisk on Windows XP
- C.3 Connecting to a Public Folder on Windows XP
- Colophon
- Index
- index_A
- index_B
- index_C
- index_D
- index_E
- index_F
- index_G
- index_H
- index_I
- index_J
- index_K
- index_L
- index_M
- index_N
- index_O
- index_P
- index_Q
- index_R
- index_S
- index_T
- index_U
- index_V
- index_W
- index_X
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