Take control of .Mac

Summary: Apple's .Mac service provides oodles of features, but are you making the most of your membership? In this 193-page book by Macintosh expert Joe Kissell, you'll find help with all the features, whether you are just getting started and want to customize your .Mac preferences or you've been using .Mac for years but have never tried to use .Mac's advanced capabilities. Along with covering commonly known capabilities like email and iDisk online storage, Take Control of .Mac explains how to use .Mac's many other powerful features: Groups lets you set up mailing lists and members-only Web sites; .Mac Sync helps you coordinate bookmarks, calendars, contacts, keychains, and more among your Macs; Mail lets you read your mac.com account's email in a Web browser; and HomePage lets you make a simple Web site. .Mac also integrates with the whizzy new photo/movie Web Galleries in iLife and Aperture, facilitates iCal-based calendar sharing, and serves as a default host for Web sites you make with iWeb. Read this book to learn the answers to questions such as: What changed with .Mac's capabilities in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard? How do I use my .Mac email address in my email program on my Mac? Should I use Backup to make backups to .Mac, along with Time Machine? How do I access my iDisk from Windows XP and Vista? Can I run a private mailing list via .Mac Groups? How do I add movies and photos to my Web Gallery? How do I use .Mac to sync my bookmarks and calendar between Macs? What's the difference between creating Web sites with iWeb and HomePage? How can I configure my AirPort Extreme so it will work with Back to My Mac? About Take Control Ebooks: The Take Control ebook series was designed to be read onscreen. All Take Control ebooks offer bookmarks and links to help you navigate within the PDF, as well as clickable Web links that provide quick access to related information. Once you download your ebook, be sure to click the Check for Updates link to see if the author has posted updated news, to sign up for update notifications, to access a print service, and to send feedback to the publisher.