To restore a disk back to its former glory:
1. Reboot your Mac using the Mac OS X installation disc that came with it.
2. Run Disk Utility to reformat the drive, giving the drive exactly the same name it
used before the crash.
3. Reinstall Mac OS X.
4. Open your Time Machine preferences to set your backup volume.
5. Open Time Machine, click the disk you want to recover, and then click the Restore
button.
The restoration may take quite a bit of time, but by the time it??™s finished, you should
have most, if not all, of your Mac??™s previous life back.
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Number
802.1X authentication, 344
1080i video format, 275
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accounts. See also user accounts
.Mac, 310??“313
email, 102??“104
Accounts preferences pane, Mail, 373??“376
Action option, Customize Toolbar
drop-down, 74
Actions option, Safari RSS feeds, 367
Activity Monitor Utility, 123
Activity window, Safari, 359
Add a sheet option, Numbers, 157
Add source button, iPhoto, 225
Address Book, 120, 198??“201, 392??“393
Addressing section, Mail Composing
preferences pane, 381
Adjust option, iPhoto, 233, 242
administrator accounts, 84
Advanced preferences
Bluetooth, 302
iTunes, 263??“266
Network, 341??“346
Safari, 365??“366
Advanced tabs
AirPort Utility, 340
Mail Accounts preferences pane, 375??“376
QuickTime, 315??“316
AFP (Apple File Protocol), 349
AIM (AOL Instant Messenger), 112
AirPort
AirPort Disk Utility, 123
AirPort tab, 345??“346
AirPort Utility, 123, 334??“340
cards, 328
common settings, 342??“344
connecting wirelessly, 331??“334
overview, 330
Alarm option, iCal New Event
dialog box, 203
albums, iPhoto, 230??“232
aliases, 45??“46
All-Day check box, iCal New Event
dialog box, 202
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