That gets the "Quick Start Guide" which is a little more readable.
I'm reading the little book that came along with the "Quick Start Guide".
It says "Mac mini" and "Important Product Information Guide" on the
front. It's about 3-3/4 inches by 4-7/8 inches. The paragraph headings
are printed in a bold 4 point font, and the actual text is just a bit
smaller.
Proper handling, understanding ergonomics, AppleCare Service and
Support, Regulatory Compliance Information, ...
It's readable with the loupe I use for inspecting transparencies.
On 3/9/2014 4:56 PM, steve harley wrote:
on 2014-03-08 23:04 John wrote
I mentioned here before that I have acquired a Mac Mini that's
supposed to be a little home recording studio. I'm getting ready to
un-box it and set it up, and I already know I'm going to have to
connect it to the internet for software authentication. (I've been
reading the manual ... gives a whole new meaning to "fine print".)
i assume you mean the brief little document that came with the computer;
if so you might find the online version more readable:
<http://www.everymac.com/mac-manuals/index-mac-manuals.html>
So, before I take the plunge & plug it in, I'd like suggestions for
anti-virus
software for the Mac.
i have heard good things about ClamXav; installed it once years ago, but
have not used it recently
the only things i have to add to Bruce's suggestions are
1) keep your OS up-to-date (esp. after the "go to fail" debacle)
2) use Little Snitch (sort of a reverse firewall), which will help you
allow the authentications your software may require, but monitor (and
optionally disable) other attempts by software to "phone home"; Little
Snitch takes some attention and some understanding of how computers make
network connections
3) don't install Flash, and use Adobe Reader only when Preview can't
handle a PDF (if you need Flash, install Chrome, which includes a
sandboxed version)
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