"Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual," Tiger Edition
by David Pogue & Adam Goldstein

8th printing
January 16, 2007

Chapter 00 (intro)
7 (Update)
[updated prose for recent developments, like CrossOver and VMWare]

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Chapter 4
98 (Typo or formatting problem)
The text used to read:
Use the [clover symbol] menu's Recent Items->Applications listing
It now reads:
Use the [Apple symbol] menu's Recent Items->Applications listing

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Chapter 4
99 (Typo or formatting problem)
The text used to read:
Bottom: When you press Option-c-Esc or choose Force Quit from the [clover symbol] menu
It now reads:
Bottom: When you press Option-Cmd-Esc or choose Force Quit from the [Apple symbol] menu

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Chapter 8
236 (Typo or formatting problem)
The text used to read:
	*	Help: This key (not available on laptops) opens the online help screens (at least in certain programs).
It now reads:
	*	Help: This key (absent on laptops) opens the help screens in some programs.

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Chapter 10
259 (Typo or formatting problem)
The text used to read:
To see what's in one of these folders, click it once. The list of its messages appears in the top half of the main 
window. When you click a message name, the message itself appears in the top half of the right side of the window 
(this is the Messages list). When you click a message name, the message itself appears in the bottom half of the 
main window (the Preview pane). Figure 10-1 shows the idea.
It now reads:
To see what's in one of these folders, click it once. The list of its messages appears in the top half of the main 
window. Now, when you click a message name, the message itself appears in the Preview pane.
Figure 10-1 shows the idea.

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Chapter 10
277 (Typo or formatting problem)
The text used to read:
Bottom: Double-click a rule to open the Edit Rule dialog box, where you can specify what should set off the rule 
and what it should do in response.
It now reads:
Bottom: Click Add Rule to open the Edit Rule dialog box, where you can specify what should set off the rule and 
what it should do in response.

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Chapter 13
374 (Update)
The text used to read:
Tip: If you're lucky enough to have one of the newer PowerBooks that supports two-finger scrolling, you can 
customize it here, too.
It now reads:
Tip: If you're lucky enough to have one of the newer PowerBooks that supports two-finger scrolling, you can 
customize it here, too. Better yet, the  "Zoom while holding Control" checkbox, also found here, is an awesome 
feature of the latest laptops: you can magnify or shrink the screen just by two-finger-stroking the trackpad 
up or down (while you hold down the Control key). Cool!

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