If you can’t find what you’re looking for in this index, look in Macintosh Guide— available in the Guide (h) menu on your computer.

Index

A

access cover, removing 93

active application program 12, 16, 37 ADB (Apple Desktop Bus) port

4, 5, 29, 58

additional equipment, connecting 29 air circulation near the computer 81 Apple-authorized service providers,

contacting

damaged disks 66, 68 damaged keyboards 58 initialization failed 71 installing additional RAM 34 installing expansion cards 87 installing internal drives 34 installing special hardware 59 installing system software 73 mouse connection problems 57 power supply service 84 removing a floppy disk from

the drive 84

repair service 48, 81, 82 replacing the battery in computer’s

clock 51

“sad Macintosh” icon 53 Apple Backup program 38–39,

40–44, 73

Apple Desktop Bus (ADB) port 4, 5, 29, 58

Apple Ethernet media adapter 33 Apple Extras folder 35

Apple HD SC Setup program 66, 70 Apple menu, Shut Down command 13 Apple Restore program 39, 44–46, 73 AppleScript program 35 AppleTalk support 33

Apple IIe Card 87, 88 Application menu

Finder 16, 23

Hide Others command 38 identifying active program 12, 16, 37 Show All command 38

switching programs 12, 37 application programs

activating 12, 16, 37 guidelines for using 36 installing 35–36

opening documents created in a different program 60

working with several at a time 37–38 arrow keys 95

arrow pointer

doesn’t move when you move the mouse 56–57

“frozen” on screen 47, 56–57 moving 11

automating tasks 35

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Apple 570 series, 550 series manual Index

570 series, 550 series specifications

The Apple 550 and 570 series are notable entries in Apple's lineup of devices, typically recognized for their blend of performance, efficiency, and user-friendly design. With a focus on delivering high-quality features, these series have attracted attention from both tech enthusiasts and general consumers alike.

The Apple 550 series is anchored by its sleek design, often characterized by an aluminum chassis and vibrant Retina display. One of the standout features of this series is its use of the M1 chip, which enhances performance across applications while maintaining impressive battery life. This chip, based on ARM architecture, integrates an 8-core CPU and an 8-core GPU, allowing for seamless multitasking and exceptional graphics performance. Additionally, the 550 series boasts elevated RAM options, making it suitable for power users and professionals in creative fields.

On the other hand, the Apple 570 series builds on the foundation of its predecessor, offering new advancements while retaining core features that users love. The 570 series also utilizes the M1 chip, but with the evolution of the series, Apple may introduce enhancements such as increased clock speeds or supplementary cores for even greater performance gains. This series is often highlighted for its advanced thermal management system, ensuring that the devices run cooler under heavy workloads.

Both series support industry-leading technologies such as Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C, enabling high-speed data transfer and versatile connectivity options. This feature is particularly beneficial for users who require fast access to external storage, displays, or docks. Furthermore, these devices typically come with upgraded audio systems that provide clear, immersive sound, enhancing the multimedia experience for users, whether during casual listening or professional production.

In terms of build quality, both the 550 and 570 series are designed with sustainability in mind, incorporating recycled materials and energy-efficient components. They also run on macOS, which offers a robust ecosystem, ensuring a seamless user experience across Apple devices.

With exceptional performance, cutting-edge technologies, and commitment to sustainability, the Apple 550 and 570 series stand out as impressive offerings within the technology landscape, catering to a diverse range of users from everyday consumers to creative professionals.