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Menus are found at the top of every Macintosh application. The Apple (symbol) menu is always farthest left. Next to it is the application menu. The title of this menu is always the name of the program you are using. As we see in Figure 2-1, if you are running iPhoto, you get the iPhoto menu. In this chapter, we’ll explore each menu, beginning with iPhoto, and work our way to the last menu in every application, the Help menu. This will familiarize you with all the menu options you have at your fingertips. It’s a crash course, so strap yourself in for a quick ride.
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Durdik, G. (2011). Setting Your Sights on iPhoto’s Menus. In: iLife ’11 Made Simple. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-3633-7_5
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