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    							Hello.
    Quick Start Guide 
    						
    							Hello.
    Quick Start Guide
    Welcome to your new iMac.  
    Let us show you around.
    This guide shows you what’s on your Mac, helps   
    you set it up, and gets you up and running with   
    tips for the apps you’ll use every day. 
    						
    							FaceTime 
    HD camera
    Dual 
     
    microphones
    Stereo 
    speakers Stereo 
    speakers
    Power button
    Wireless Keyboard Magic Mouse 
    						
    							AC power cordPower button
    Headphone
    Plug in headphones   
    or external speakers USB 3
    Charge devices, 
    connect external 
    storage, and more
    Thunderbolt
    Connect external displays   
    and high-performance devices
    SDXC
    Transfer photos from   
    your camera’s memory card Gigabit Ethernet
    Connect to the  
    Internet or a  
    local network
    To learn more about ports and connectors, go to support.apple.com/kb/HT2494
    .  
    						
    							Let’s get startedPress the power button to start up your iMac, and Setup Assistant guides 
    you through a few simple steps to get you up and running. It walks you 
    through connecting to your Wi-Fi network and creating a user account. And 
    it can transfer your documents, email, photos, music, and movies to your new 
    Mac from another Mac or PC.
    Sign in with your Apple ID in Setup Assistant. This sets up your account in 
    the Mac App Store and the iTunes Store, and in apps like Messages and 
    FaceTime, so they’re ready the first time you open them. It also sets up 
    iCloud, so apps such as Mail, Contacts, Calendar, and Safari have all your 
    latest information. If you don’t have an Apple ID, create one in Setup 
    Assistant.
    To learn more about transferring files to your new Mac, go to support.apple.com/kb/HT6408. 
    						
    							Using your Magic MouseYour Apple Magic Mouse comes with two AA batteries and is already paired 
    with your iMac using Bluetooth, so as soon as you turn on the mouse you’ll  
    be ready to go. To adjust the tracking, clicking, and scrolling speed or to  
    add secondary button support, choose System Preferences from the Apple 
    menu, then click Mouse. Here are some tips on getting the most out of your 
    Magic Mouse. 
    Turn on mouse
    Slide the power button on the bottom  
    of the mouse. Click
    Click or double-click anywhere  
    on the surface.
    360
    º
     scroll
    Brush one finger along the surface  
    to scroll or pan in any direction.
    Two-finger swipe
    Swipe left and right to move through  
    Safari pages or browse photos in Photos.
    Two-button click
    Enable Secondary Click in System  
    Preferences to use right and left click.
    Screen zoom
    Hold down the Control key and scroll with 
    one finger to enlarge items on your screen.
    On/offPower indicator light 
    						
    							Get to know your desktop
    The desktop is where you can find everything and do anything on your Mac. 
    The Dock at the bottom of the screen is a place to keep the apps you use 
    most. It’s also where you can open System Preferences, which lets you 
    customize your desktop and other settings. Click the Finder icon to get to all 
    your files and folders. 
    The menu bar at the top has useful information about your Mac. To check 
    the status of your wireless Internet connection, click the Wi-Fi icon. Your Mac 
    automatically connects to the network you chose during setup. You can also 
    find anything on your Mac and look up information using Spotlight.
    Help menuMenu bar
    Finder DockSystem 
    PreferencesWi-FiSpotlight 
    						
    							Find the app you want
    Your Mac comes with great apps you can use to make the most of your 
    photos, create documents, browse the web, and more. Use Launchpad  
    to easily find all the apps on your Mac. Arrange apps any way you want  
    and even group them in folders. 
    Find new apps on the Mac App Store. When you download an app you like,  
    it appears in Launchpad. The Mac App Store lets you know when app and   
    OS X updates are available, and can update them automatically.
    Open Launchpad
    Click the icon in the 
    Dock.
    Folders
    Group apps by dragging one  
    on top of another. Browse the Mac App Store
    Click the icon in the Dock.
      
    						
    							Be up to date across all your devicesiCloud lets you access your music, photos, calendars, contacts, documents, 
    and more from your Mac, iOS devices, and even your PC. It keeps everything 
    up to date automatically. 
    Create a Pages document, take a photo, or buy a song with one device, and 
    it’s instantly available on all the others. With iCloud Drive, you can store your 
    files in iCloud and organize them any way you like. Family Sharing makes it 
    easy to share family members’ iTunes Store, App Store, and iBooks Store 
    purchases. iCloud helps you locate and protect your Mac if you misplace it. 
    To choose the iCloud features you want, click System Preferences in the Dock 
    and click iCloud. 
    						
    							Use your Mac and iOS devices togetherWhen you sign in to iCloud on your Mac and iOS devices* they recognize 
    when they’re near each other, enabling amazing features. You can make  
    and receive iPhone calls on your Mac, using your Mac as a speakerphone. 
    SMS messages sent to your iPhone appear in Messages on your Mac, so  
    you can keep track of all your conversations. With Instant Hotspot, your  
    Mac can automatically use the personal hotspot on your iPhone. And with 
    Handoff, you can start an activity on your Mac and pick it up right where 
    you left off on your iOS device—and vice versa.
    *Requires a device running iOS 8. Your Mac and iOS device must be signed in to the same iCloud account.
    Handoff
    An app icon appears in  
    the Dock when an activity   
    is handed off to your Mac. 
    iPhone calls
    Make an iPhone call or send  
    a text message by clicking a 
    phone number on your Mac. 
    						
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