The Complete Beginners Guide To Mac OS X El Capitan - Plot & Excerpts
But it still doesn’t feel quite…you. It still has all the default settings, colors, gestures, and backgrounds. Sure it’s a cool computer, but now let’s make it feel like your computer. System Preferences All of the main settings are accessed in System Preferences which is essentially the Mac equivalent of Control Panel on a Windows computer. So to get started, let’s get to System Preferences by clicking Launchpad, then clicking the System Preferences icon. You can also get there by clicking on the Apple in the upper left corner of the menu and clicking System Preferences. Once the app opens, you’ll see there are lots of things that you can configure. General Let’s get started with the first option: General. Under General, you can: Change the appearance of the main buttons, windows, and menus by selecting either Blue or Graphite. Choose the highlight color. Change the top menu bar and dock to dark colors. This option works well with dark wallpapers. Set scroll bars to display automatically based on mouse or trackpad, only when scrolling, or always on. Select the default web browser. Here is where you can allow Handoff to work between your Mac and iCloud devices (some older Macs don’t support this feature).
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