Windows To Mac Tutorial Videos (2012)

Monday, May 28, 2012

Windows To Mac Tutorial Videos (2012)

If you just made the switch from Windows to Mac, then congratulations! I made the switch back in 2002, and I've been very happy with it.

So now that you're getting acquainted with your new Mac, you've probably got a few questions. If you're looking for some resources that will help you in your transition, then check out some of the Windows to Mac tutorial videos below. Topics include introduction to Mac terminology, transferring mail and address books from Windows to Mac, etc...

Switching from Windows to Mac (2012)

Introducing New Mac Terminology - Windows To Mac Tutorial Video

The Basics of Gestures - How to use the Trackpad - Windows To Mac Tutorial Video

Finding and Launching Applications with Launchpad - Windows To Mac Tutorial Video

Transferring Mail and Address Books - Windows To Mac Tutorial Video

If you're looking for more Windows to Mac training videos, you can check out the Switching from Windows to Mac (2012) training course. This is a self-paced online training course powered by lynda.com, and contains 3 hours and 58 minutes worth of video tutorials on switching from Windows to Mac. You'll get to explore both software and hardware subjects such as installing applications, and connecting printers and cameras. As a new Mac user, this Windows to Mac tutorial course will help you get the most out of your Mac experience. Visit the course details page for more information about the course. To watch the entire course for free, sign-up for a free 7-day trial.

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