[Need Mac Help] -

Posted by: Nikkon

Hey guys,

I am currently doing software and hardware updates on all the systems in the office. I finished up the PC's (Im a pc person, dont hate me) and now must tackle the Macs. I will admit ive been advoiding learning how to work with a Mac ( I know how to get around, work with programs etc ). I was wondering if any of you know of any websites that will give me a good crash course on macs. I did a google search and found nothing up to par. I am mainly concerned with formating/repartitioning harddrives and setting up a complex network ( 50 + users, vpn, serveral network printers etc ) on OS 9 and 10. Any help you guys could give me would be appreciated.

Thanks

Posted by: leandroc76

[url]www.osxfaq.com[/url] (for OSx issues)
[url]www.xlr8yourmac.com[/url] (for hard drive issues)
[url]www.macfixit.com[/url] (for all mac issues REQUIRES ID)
[url]www.macobserver.com[/url] (may or may not be helpful)

[url]www.macinstruct.com[/url]

hope that helps

Posted by: mac_mogul

Also, on most macs running OS X, you can access the help menu by clicking 'help' at the top of the screen. The MacHelp App usually has some sort of PC to Mac bible on it's first page. :D

Posted by: g5orbust

Also try Apple's knowledge base (free help center)

Its chock full of instructions on how to do stuff like that and more. Always a good start spot.

URL: [url]http://www.apple.com/support/[/url]

Posted by: MacMan

[url]www.osxfaq.com[/url] is a GREAT site as leandroc76 pointed out.

also [url]www.macpulse.com[/url] will have a ton of mac sites which might also be helpful.