tailieunhanh - Real World Mac Maintenance and Backups phần 3

Nó là một ý tưởng tốt để thêm em để dự án của bạn. Một khi nguồn lực từ luận án của các dự án của bạn, bạn-có thể chọn tất cả các hình ảnh, và sau đó nhấn vào nút thanh tra dự án trong cửa sổ dự án như vậy mà bạn có thể | 3 Ệù Perform Weekly Tasks Your daily maintenance tasks are minor and perhaps they even happen automatically. Once a week however you should set aside time for some more in-depth housekeeping. Depending on your work habits and system specifications these weekly tasks might take 15 minutes or they might take a couple of hours. If you find that you can t finish them all conveniently in one sitting feel free to stagger them one each day of the week for example as long as any given task occurs about once every week. Clean Up Your Desktop I want to ask you a personal question. How many icons not counting hard disks network volumes and removable media are sitting on your Desktop right now My answer 11 though I usually try to keep it closer to 6. Ask me again tomorrow after I ve performed my weekly housekeeping. I know lots of people who regularly have dozens or even hundreds of icons on their Desktops who use it as a catchall for downloaded files work in progress email enclosures and everything else that needs a temporary home. This is a bad idea Here s why 37 Prepared for Apple Consultants Network Partners. Real World Mac Maintenance and Backups by Joe Kissell. Copyright 2007. Used with permission of Pearson Education Inc. and Peachpit Press. 38 Real World Mac Maintenance and Backups Mac OS X considers every icon on your Desktop a window and because every open window uses up a certain amount of RAM more Desktop icons means greater RAM usage. Exposé shortcuts notwithstanding putting files and folders on your Desktop makes them harder to find because they re so easily hidden behind windows. You can of course access the contents of your Desktop folder in a regular Finder window but some people put items on the Desktop specifically to avoid working with Finder windows. Your Desktop displays files and folders in icon view unlike the more efficient list and column views available in other windows. Yes I know you can view the contents of your Desktop folder in a window too but