![]() ![]() Even the ones that have prices are often free to download. It's $2, and it does window management (maximize, put windows side-by-side, etc.) 100x better than the native windows management in Mac - and you can customize keyboard shortcuts for every action.ģ) Speaking of apps, is a great place to find apps that aren't in the App Store. (sign in with your Apple ID, Get the book, and use page up/down keys to navigate aside from clicking on various hot areas of the iBook screen)Īnd finally, this great 1-page How-To guide from Apple shows a quick overview of apps and equivalent keystrokes for those coming from a Windows background:ġ) CMD+TAB to switch between open apps, CMD+` (above TAB) to switch between open windows within the same app - it takes a little getting used to, but eventually you'll find it's a lot more convenient and sensical than the way Windows does it.Ģ) The way Mac does full-screen apps sucks - neither keystroke in #1 work when a window is full-screen! Get an app called Magnet from the Mac App Store. It's far more high-tech and interactive being that it uses the iBooks interface and not just a web browser: It's for the previous version of macOS (High Sierra) but from a new user standpoint there's almost no differences. ![]() ![]() (click on Table of Contents to get started)Īnd if you want to use the iBooks app (the book icon on your macOS dock) you can get their free Mac Starter Guide (for teachers). Here is the actual, literal, Apple-produced web based user guide for the latest macOS (Mojave): ![]()
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