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Dwight Spivey

"How to Do Everything: Mac"

Some
updates simply add small features to an application, or fix a little-used function of it, and
other updates fix major problems that could cause disruptions in usage or, much worse, loss
of data. Important updates may even close ???holes??? in programs, especially those that access
the Internet for their functionality (Safari, Mail, and so forth), which could potentially allow
malicious hackers to gain control of your system. I??™d say those kinds of updates merit being
termed ???important??? over the others.
458 How to Do Everything: Mac
Follow Simple Mac Maintenance Procedures
Because Mac OS X is a UNIX-based operating system, most UNIX functions are built right into
it, including the UNIX maintenance scripts. These scripts remove system logs and temporary
files, cleaning out the old data to make way for the new data. The scripts also make backups of
crucial databases that are necessary for Mac OS X??™s smooth operation.
Easily Keep Up to Date
Browsing the Internet for the individual websites of every developer who made the
applications you own can be a downright hassle.


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