Getting Organized for OS X 1.0

Tired of endlessly searching for those hard to find files? In this course you`ll see how Apple`s OS X Mavericks gives you tons of tools to easily locate, categorize, manage and backup every file on your hard drive!

Managing the millions of important files that accumulate on our hard drives can "drive" a person crazy! That`s why it`s so important to master the organizational tools that are now included in Apple`s new OS X Mavericks. This course, designed and produced by our in-house OS X expert Francesco Schiavon, will get you organized faster than you can say, "Where did I put that xxxx file!!

It starts with Finder Tabs and Tags. Finder Tabs allow you to organize and and quickly "find" categorized groups of files. Tags are Apple`s new way to let you custom-label everything so that you can find related files extremely fast and easily! But that`s just the tip of the Apple organizational tree! This course gives you a whole bushel basket of sweet morsels you can use right away to make your daily computer time efficient, fast, fun and delicious!

You learn all kinds of cool stuff from Sidebar customization to Smart Folders! There`s even a section on setting up Time Machine to ensure that every version of everything you do is always available – even if your Mac`s internal hard drive crashes!

So learn everything about organizing and protecting your valuable files with this important OS X Mavericks course by the outstanding Francesco Schiavon!

Table of Contents:

1. Welcome and Course Overview
2. What are Finder Tabs?
3. Working with Files and Tabs
4. Arranging Finder Tabs
5. Finder Tabs in Full Screen
6. What are Tags and Meta Data?
7. When are Tags Used in Os X
8. Tagging from the Finder
9. Tagging from within Apps
10. Adding Tags to Files within Apps
11. Tagging from Icloud
12. Tags: Using the Search Field
13. Tags: Using the Sidebar
14. Tags in Icloud
15. Tags: Editorial
16. "All My Files" in The Sidebar
17. Finder Sidebar
18. Smart Folders
19. Advanced Smart Folders
20. Copying Files
21. Moving Files
22. Managing Files with Aliases
23. Sharing Files with AirDrop
24. Enabling Time Machine
25. Time Machine: Stopping and Excluding Items
26. Forcing A Back Up
27. Using Multiple Time Machine Drives
28. Restoring Backups with The Finder
29. Restoring Backups from Within Apps
30. Intro to Autosave & Versions
31. How Autosave Works
32. Versions
33. Conclusions

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