Apple 145 Trash, Hard disks 22, 87, 113, 114, 121-124, Automatically connecting to a shared disk

Trash

deleting files with 67–68ejecting a disk with 120 emptying 68, 98 location of 20 purpose of 48 retrieving items from 68 turning off warning for 154

travel tips 227–228. See also Map control panel

troubleshooting 239–252aliases 128–129Apple menu 129

application programs 92, 251–252backup problems 119

battery 241–242blinking icons 5, 87, 244 Chooser 168, 169 computer is hot 240 computer stops working 240 damage to computer 229, 241 ejection problems 120

floppy disk drive 119, 120, 246, 247 floppy disks 119, 120, 122–123, 246–247fonts 174, 249

hard disks 22, 87, 113, 114, 121–124, 245–246

malfunctioning computer 241 memory 244

modems 248

networks 188, 189, 197, 206, 248, 249, 250–251

passwords 189

power problems 5, 239, 241–242printers 168, 169, 174, 248–249printing 174, 248–249

restart problems 21–22screen 5, 10, 239, 243 SCSI devices 244–245shared disks 188, 250–251sleep 242

startup 5, 21–22, 239

startup disk 5, 87, 88, 91, 121–122, 239, 241

system crash 21, 240 system failures 241 system software 241

32-bit addressing 158 viruses 93, 241 windows 244

TrueType fonts 176

turning computer off 17, 19, 22 turning computer on 4, 10, 19, 221, 244

and automatically connecting to a shared disk 190–191

and automatically opening a program 140

U

Undo command 252 unlocking

files 118

floppy disks 77, 117 untitled window 52, 53 upgrades, memory 225

user, network. See registered user user groups, Macintosh 231 Users & Groups control panel

accessing your own computer over a network 205–206

assigning a password 198

denying file sharing access 201–202naming a registered group 198–199naming a registered user 197 naming users for program linking

215–216

removing a registered group 202 removing a registered user from a group

202

turning on guest access 194–195Utilities menu

Restart Printer command 181 Start Page Options 181

286 Index