Digital Sharing for Apple Users: A Take Control Crash Course

Digital Sharing for Apple Users: A Take Control Crash Course by Joe Kissell
English | 17 Dec. 2015 | ASIN: B00PCZJGTO | 191 Pages | AZW3 | 2.24 MB

Learn the best ways to share your data, documents, and devices!

Updated December 17, 2015



Beyond keeping track of what’s new in the latest operating system is the larger problem facing most of us-how to work effectively in today’s ecosystem of devices, servers, and collaborators. Frankly, sharing with other people and devices is messy, because everyone wants something different. That’s why this may be our most important book, and why we are so grateful to Joe Kissell for taking on the challenge of describing how to share nearly everything you can think of in nearly every imaginable situation.

Here are just a few of the gems in this book:

How iCloud Photo Sharing and My Photo Stream are entirely different
How to share photos fleetingly, privately, permanently, or with your fridge
The best ways to sync a project’s worth of files with others
Services to provide ubiquitous access to your own files across devices
Quick ways to make a file available for download by anyone
How to share calendars with others, whether or not they use iCloud
A tutorial on enabling Family Sharing
Tweaky workarounds for contact sharing, which is surprisingly difficult
How to rip a DVD to your MacBook Air using an older Mac’s SuperDrive
How to turn your iPhone or Mac into a Wi-Fi hotspot
Ways of watching your uncle work remotely, as you help him with iTunes
Approaches to syncing Web browser bookmarks and tabs with multiple devices
How to securely share a collection of passwords with someone else
The list of essential but often frustrating tasks goes on and on, and the solutions go way beyond what Apple offers, so the book does too.

Non-Apple products mentioned include 1Password, AirFoil, Air Login, BitTorrent Sync, CargoLifter, CloudyTabs, Dropbox, Exchange, Facebook, Firefox, Flickr, Google+, Google Calendar, Google Chrome, Google Docs, handyPrint, Instagram, LastPass, Outlook, Pandora, PhotoCard, PowerPhotos, Printopia, Reflector, ScreenFlow, Spotify, SyncMate, Transporter, Twitter, Xmarks, and more.

And, thanks to the Take Control Crash Course format, you can jump right to the chapter that answers your question, without having to read through lots of other information – as part of our Crash Course series, this book provides the first-rate content you expect from us in short chunks so you can dip in and read quickly. Because so many Take Control readers give tech support to others, each concise chapter has sharing buttons and practical tweet-tips, making it easy to share a few pages with Facebook friends, Twitter followers, and others who need the info. Crash Courses have a modern, magazine-like layout in PDF while retaining a reflowable design in the EPUB and Mobipocket versions.

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