- How To…
- Installing Mac OS X
- Exploring the Finder
- Configuring System Preferences
- Managing User Accounts
- Managing Files and Folders
- Securing Your Mac
- Networking
- Application Tips & Techniques
- Utilities Tips & Techniques
- Apple Hardware
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Third-Party Products
- Introduction
- Menu Master 1.2
- MacWireless 11g PC Card
- ChronoSync 3.0
- DejaMenu 1.2
- Endicia for Mac 2.5
- EyeTV 2.0
- VersionTracker Pro 4.1
- Squeezebox 3
- WhatSize 10.2.6
- AppZapper 1.3.1
- DeskPicture 10.02
- Full Tilt Poker
- Portable Handles
- PowerSquid Surge3000
- Firefox 2.0
- USB 2.0 Universal Drive Adapter
- Back-UPS RS 1500 LCD
- Google Desktop 1.0.1.216
- Google Earth 4
- OfficeTime 1.1
- iStat pro 4.01
- PTHPasteboard 4.2.0
- iBiz 3.1.5
- Iris 1.0
- Hazel 2.0.2
- Xspinner 1.0
- Troubleshooting
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Additional Resources
- Apple Predictions For 2006
- Reviewing 2006 Predictions
- Apple Predictions for 2007
- The Broadband Battle
- Emulating Early Apples
- Tech Tips from a Trip Abroad
- Profiting from the "Macworld Effect"
- Macworld Expo 2007 Keynote
- Tired of Waiting for Apple
- Buying an External Hard Drive
- Things I Love About Leopard
- Macworld Expo 2008 Reflections
- Combo Update 10.5.2
- Things I Loathe About Leopard
.Mac
Last updated Feb 25, 2005.
Begin by choosing Apple > System Preferences, then click .Mac. If you aren’t already signed in to your .Mac account, you can either enter your existing member name (enter your entire email address or just the part that precedes "@mac.com") and password or sign up for a 60-day trial account (see the following figure).
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Figure 496 Sign in or sign up for a trial account.
