Apple Mac mini computer Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 12)

Introduction to Macs for PC Users

“Maximize” does not always make a window fill the entire screen. Some

programs have a maximum window size that is not full-screen. For example, in

Microsoft Word, when I click on the maximize button on my document’s window,

the window becomes larger but does not fill the screen. If you don’t like the size

and placement of the window after hitting “maximize,” hit the button again to

return the window to its previous size and location.

Resizing and Moving Windows

Look at the bottom right corner of the window. Below the scroll bar (which

operates just as on a PC), you’ll notice a triangle made up of four lines

(see left). This is used to resize the window. Click on the triangle and

drag it to adjust the window’s size and shape.

Moving a window is very easy. Simply click on the title bar at the top of the

window and drag it to a new location.

Menus

On a PC, each application and folder has its own menu. Macs operate slightly

differently. The screen will always display only one menu bar, found at the top of

the screen, which changes depending on what program you are using. Before

any programs are launched, the menu should say “Finder” just to the right of the

Apple. This is actually a program that you will learn more about in the “Finder”

section (p. 14).

When a new program is opened, “Finder” will change to the name of the

application you’ve chosen, such as “Word” or “Safari.” The available menu

options will also change.

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