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Click the icon in the Dock to open
Safari, and surf the web using
Multi-Touch gestures. Scroll up
or down with two ngers on the
trackpad. Swipe with two ngers
on the trackpad to go back and
Safari web browser Mail
Top Sites
Get a quick overview
of the sites you visit
most often.
One-stop email
View all your accounts in
Mail for one-click access.
Conversation view
See all the email
messages from a
conversation thread.
Search
Quickly narrow search
results to nd exactly
what you want.
Mail lets you manage all your
email accounts from a single,
ad-free inbox, even when you’re
not connected to the Internet. It
works with most email standards—
including POP3 and IMAP—and
forth between pages. Double-tap
with two ngers to magnify a page,
then double-tap again to return
to the original size. Or pinch to
zoom in and out.
popular email services such as
Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, and AOL Mail.
The rst time you open Mail, Setup
Assistant will help you get started.
You can also manage your mail
from iCloud.
Launchpad
Open Launchpad
Click the Launchpad
icon in the Dock.
Folders
Group apps in folders
by dragging one app
on top of another.
Launchpad is the home for all the
apps on your Mac. Just click the
Launchpad icon in the Dock. Your
open windows are replaced by a
full-screen display of all your apps.
Arrange apps any way you want,
group them together in folders,
or delete them from your Mac.
When you download an app from
the Mac App Store, it automatically
appears in Launchpad.
Mission Control
Mission Control gives you a
bird’s-eye view of everything
running on your Mac. Click the
Mission Control icon in the Dock,
and your desktop zooms out
to display all the open windows
in every application, all your
full-screen apps, and Dashboard,
the home of mini-apps called
widgets. Click anything to zoom
in on it. Think of Mission Control
as the hub of your system—view
everything and go anywhere with
just a click.
Open Mission Control
Click the Mission Control
icon in the Dock.
Add desktop spaces
Click the + button
to the right of the top
row to add a new space.
Dashboard
Located at
the top left for
easy access.
Reading List
Click the glasses icon to
save pages to read later.
Mac App Store
The Mac App Store is the best way
to nd and download thousands of
apps for your Mac, from games and
social networking to productivity
apps and more. New apps install
in one step to Launchpad. You
can install apps on every Mac
authorized for your personal use
and even download them again.
The Mac App Store lets you know
when app updates are available,
so you always have the latest
versions. Open the Mac App Store
by clicking its icon in the Dock.
iTunes
iTunes organizes and plays your
digital music and video on your Mac.
The iTunes Store lets you buy new
music, movies, TV shows, books, and
more. iTunes is also where you’ll nd
the App Store for iPad, iPhone, and
iPod touch.
iTunes Store
Discover and buy new music,
movies, and more.
Genius Mixes
Let iTunes search your music
library and group songs that
go great together.
iCal
Multiple calendars
Access all your calendars
from one place.
Keep track of your busy schedule
with iCal. You can create separate
calendars—one for home, another
for school, a third for work. See
all your calendars in a single
window or choose to see only
the calendars you want. Create
and send invitations using contact
information from your Address Book,
then see who has responded. Use
iCloud to update calendars on all
your devices automatically or share
calendars with other iCloud users.
iPhoto
Create
Create books,
cards, and calendars.
Faces
iPhoto can even organize
your photos based on
who’s in them.
Events
Double-click any Event
to browse photos.
iPhoto is the best way to organize,
browse, edit, and share your photos
on your Mac. You can organize your
photo library by Faces, Places, and
Events. To send photos by email
or publish them to Facebook, just
select the photo and click Share
in the bottom right of your screen.
Or click Create to turn your favorite
shots into photo books, calendars,
and cards.
iMovie
Event browser
Your imported videos
appear here so you
can access all your clips.
Project browser
Simply drop your
selection in a project
to create a great movie.
iMovie puts all your video clips
in one place so you can quickly
turn them into great-looking
movies or even Hollywood-style
movie trailers in just a few clicks.
It has all the editing tools, themes,
and special eects you need to
turn your photos and videos into
something amazing. And iMovie
lets you import video from most
popular digital video cameras, your
iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, or the
FaceTime camera on your Mac.
FaceTime
FaceTime for Mac lets you talk face
to face with anyone on an iPad,
iPhone, iPod touch, or Mac—from
your Mac.* To set up FaceTime on
your Mac, all you need is your Apple
ID and email address. To start a video
call, click an entry in your Address
Book contacts list.
Favorites
Add your frequent contacts
to Favorites for easy access.
*Requires FaceTime-enabled device for both caller and recipient. Not available in all areas.
Calendar view
Select the view you
prefer—day, week,
month, or year.
Full-screen view
Click the full-screen button
to go full screen.
Always up to date
Updates to your purchased apps
appear automatically.
Add an event
Double-click to
create a new event.
Discover new apps
Browse thousands of
apps and download them
straight to Launchpad.