Apple Mac mini computer Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 6)

Introduction to Macs for PC Users

One of the first questions that PC users ask is, “Where is the Start bar?” Instead,

Macs have a menu bar at the top of the screen. The far right side of it is similar

to the System Tray on a Windows machine, displaying the time and icons of

other programs running in the background. Here’s the right end of my menu bar:

Norton Antivirus is a program that scans the files on my computer for viruses. I

can click on this small icon and a few options for that program will be displayed.

Remote Desktop allows other uses on my network to share selected files on my

computer. Don’t worry if these icons aren’t on your menu bar or a few other

icons appear. Each computer may have different applications running in the

background.

The next two items will always appear on the menu bar. Click on the small

speaker and a slide bar will appear; this allows you to change the system

volume. To the right, the day of the week and time are displayed. Click on the

day and time to change the format in which it’s displayed.

The small magnifying glass on the far right is Spotlight, a program new to Mac

OS X Tiger. It allows you to quickly search for applications and files. Spotlight

will be discussed more later (p. 20).

Apple Menu

At the far left side of the menu bar is a small apple icon. Click on this,

and notice that “Sleep,” “Restart,” and “Shut Down” are three options

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