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How to Surf the Web on Your Mac Computer: a step-by-step guide for using the safari web browser

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This instructional video discusses how to surf the Web on a Mac Computer

This Mac computer help DVD provides visual demonstrations and step-by-step instructions to get you (or your "computer shy" friends) up to speed with the Apple Safari Web browser as quickly as possible.


NOTE: This instructional video can be watched on Televisions with DVD players and on computers which have DVD Drives.


In this Mac computer help DVD we cover basic web browsing operations such as how to visit web sites using Safari; how to use the Safari toolbar, bookmarks and menus; how to scroll up and down web pages using the Safari scroll bar and the keyboard; and how to start and close the safari web browser.

More advanced Safari operations are also covered including: how to access the Safari Preferences Window; Tabbed web browsing; how to search Google directly from the Safari Window; how to 'autofill' a web form; how to view the usernames and passwords that you have saved in Safari, how to view and clear your Safari web browsing history; and how to switch to an 'RSS' view of a web page.

Time saving Safari keyboard shortcuts are also demonstrated.

FREE DVD UPDATES

This Mac computer help video never gets out of date! Free updates to this DVD will be available at www.computershy.com

HOW TO SURF THE WEB ON YOUR MAC COMPUTER INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO TABLE OF CONTENTS

- Getting started

- Safari Tools, Menus, and Bookmarks

- Safari Tabs

- Safari Web Forms

- Safari Tips and Tricks

ADDITIONAL MAC COMPUTER HELP DVDs

Mac Computer Basics, More Mac Computer Basics, and Mac Computer Applications are also available from Amazon.com.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Help for the Computer Shy founder Michael Gorzka has been teaching "computer shy" adults how to use personal computers (both Macs & PCs) and various software & Internet applications since 1997. He has incorporated what he has learned from his teaching experiences into his computer help DVDs and manuals."