The Macintosh System Fitness Plan : Easy Exercises to Improve Performance and Reclaim Disk Space Book

Know your System Folder is a mess, but aren't sure how to fix it? Tired of your Macintosh running at the speed of molasses?

These problems indicate your Macintosh is suffering from the dreaded disease of Disk Bloat. In The Macintosh System Fitness Plan, Mac expert Dan Shafer shows you how to rid your computer of this disease by walking you through twenty-four exercises to trim the fat off your System Folder and reclaim coveted hard disk space. Like any exercise program, you won't follow it if it's too strenuous or demanding, so each exercise takes only a few minutes.

Your workouts will:

• teach you how to navigate through the System Folder (scary as that may seem)
• reveal which files and folders in your System Folder are unnecessary baggage that can be safely thrown away
• give you tips on how to expand the actual memory capacity (RAM) of your Macintosh
• insure digital fitness for life!

A small, simple, and untimidating book that outlines good habits for keeping a Mac in shape, this helpful guide takes readers on a tour of the Macintosh System Folder, explaining the purpose of each file and folder typically found there. It reveals which files care unnecessary baggage and can be safely removed.