Figure 1

Screen Items Hard Disk Icon  "J Ross", my server files  "Server", programs  "Jim Ross", name of disk on desktop  Trash Can, to erase files  Pull down menus  Window title  Close Box  Documents on "Jim Ross" disk  Vertical Scroll Bar  Horizontal Scroll Bar  Zoom Box  Mouse Pointer  Zoom Box  Balloon Help Menu

Functions SELECT move the mouse pointer to the icon, a disk, file, or application, then click once  OPEN move the mouse pointer to the icon, a disk, file, or application, then click twice rapidly.  DRAG move the mouse pointer to the menu, text, or object, then press and hold the clicker on the mouse and pull (or "drag") the mouse.  Release the mouse when:  the object you are dragging is outlined in the position you want  the menu item you want is highlighted  the text you want is highlighted (or "selected" as it is also called).

There are slight variations on how to start computers dependent on the model and how they were setup. Just remember each component must be started

• Monitor, just think TV and look for the on switch.
• CPU, the hardware brain of the computer. The on switch may be a button at the front right bottom a switch on the back are right side of the computer box.
• Printer, many different positions for the on switch dependent on model and manufacturer. Mine a Hewlett Puckered Desk Writer 560C is on the front, bottom left (you might have to bend down to see the switch.

NOTE: CSUB Lab computers are turned on by the lab staff
• Systems, some Macs are setup so that the monitor and CPU box are all controlled by the triangle key at the top right of the keyboard. Some of our Mac lab computers are set up this way. Just press and briefly hold down the triangle key.
• One Switch Does it All; many users set up their computer system so that all components are connected to a multi connection switch. They turn everything on and off with this switch. A good idea!

• Drag the Special menu and Choose Shut Down to perform shutdown procedures
• Reverse your on procedure, discussed above, and turn the electrical connection off.

1. Find the application icon by clicking opening windows on the lab server are your personal computers hardrive.

Place you mouse in the middle of the application and click 2 times (Apple calls this double click).

1. Drag the File menu of any application and choose Save as...

2. Click in the Save as.. entry box in the dialog box that opens and type a file name for your document.
The name you see, "INTRO_MAC.html" is my name for this document you are now reading
3. click the mouse pointer on the  and the contents of your startup screen will appear. Scroll down and click/select your floppy's name. My floppies name is Jim's Disk
4. click the mouse pointer on the  and your file will be saved

1. Drag the File menu of any application and choose Quit
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1. From the hard drive to a floppy; drag the file icon to be copied to the disk on which you want to make the copy. When the disk becomes gray release the mouse and the copy will be made

2. From the hard drive to a window; drag the file icon to be copied to the window on which you want to make the copy. When the the file icon is in the window, release the mouse and the copy will be made

3. From the a floppy to another floppy; copy the file from the original floppy to the hard drive of the lab computer. Eject the floppy, insert the new floppy and copy from the lab hard drive to the new floppy. Delete the hard drive file, see below, after completing the copy process.

1. Drag drag the file icon to be deleted to the trash can icon. The trash icon should turn dark before you release the mouse.
2. Choose Empty trash from the File menu and the file will be deleted
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