I picked up a used macbook because I didn't want to spend the money on a new one since I have been a PC Windows user since Win95. So I found a decent deal on a used black macbook with snow leopard 10.6.4, and 2 GHz Intel COre 2 Duo with 4 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM and a 500 GB HD......whether or not that's all good for me to start off on and learn OS X, I don't know but it seems good coming from a PC user.
Anyways, I spent the past week learning the OS X Snow Leopard and all the bells and whistles about it but the main things that frustrate me each and every time I use this macbook is "closing tabs in Safari" and also "close, minimize, expand windows"
What I mean is, on Safari I find it difficult to X out (close out) a tab. Sometimes I have to click multiple times on the X on the tab that gets pushed down to close. I would like larger X on the tab to make it more user / mouse friendly.
As for closing, minimize, expanding windows....no matter how good I can put the tip of the mouse curser on the (X - +), I still find the need to have to try multiple times to do either task. There has to be a better way but I can't seem to find an answer.
Now one more gripe I have is that being a new mac OS X user switched from PC Windows, if OS X is supposed to be the most advanced user friends OS, then why can't they put an option on the Safari browser for "icons with text"???.....I find it a pita to constantly have to guess or waste time hovering over a toolbar icon just to see if that is the one I want to press.
Anyways, I spent the past week learning the OS X Snow Leopard and all the bells and whistles about it but the main things that frustrate me each and every time I use this macbook is "closing tabs in Safari" and also "close, minimize, expand windows"
What I mean is, on Safari I find it difficult to X out (close out) a tab. Sometimes I have to click multiple times on the X on the tab that gets pushed down to close. I would like larger X on the tab to make it more user / mouse friendly.
As for closing, minimize, expanding windows....no matter how good I can put the tip of the mouse curser on the (X - +), I still find the need to have to try multiple times to do either task. There has to be a better way but I can't seem to find an answer.
Now one more gripe I have is that being a new mac OS X user switched from PC Windows, if OS X is supposed to be the most advanced user friends OS, then why can't they put an option on the Safari browser for "icons with text"???.....I find it a pita to constantly have to guess or waste time hovering over a toolbar icon just to see if that is the one I want to press.