Take Control Books
Do you have anything to hide? Whether or not you think you do, your online activities are being tracked and analyzed—and not always to your benefit. Joe Kissell explains who wants your data (and why!) and helps you develop a personalized privacy strategy. You’ll learn how to manage privacy with your internet connection, web browsing, email, social media, file sharing, and more.
Preview is free on your Mac, but do you have any idea what it’s capable of? We’ve plumbed Preview’s depths to create a cheerful, colorful book that explains dozens of techniques for importing, viewing, editing, and converting images in Preview. It also puts you in control of reading, annotating, manipulating, and encrypting PDFs. Read it today to master the graphics powerhouse hiding in your Applications folder!
In Take Control of Siri, Scholle McFarland helps you get deeply acquainted with Apple’s voice-powered digital assistant on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple TV, or HomePod. Astound your friends, confound your enemies, and get more work done with less effort. You’ll be amazed at how much more useful Siri can be to you after reading this comprehensive book.
Slack is the most popular group messaging platform for business, with over 10 million users. But most of those people barely scratch the surface of its capabilities. Whether you’re a beginner or an old hand at Slack, Glenn Fleishman will teach you how to find your way around, avoid frustrations, and master the subtleties of Slack in Take Control of Slack. It’s fully up to date and covers Slack on all platforms.
The unobtrusive Notes app built into macOS and iOS can now handle fully formatted text, elaborate lists, tables, attachments, near-real-time sharing, and much more—and it can sync your note data across all your devices. In Take Control of Notes, TidBITS Managing Editor Josh Centers digs into all the capabilities of Notes for Mac and iOS, plus the web app version at iCloud.com. Learn how to get far more out of Notes with this compact, inexpensive book!
Apple’s iCloud service is highly useful, but it can also create headaches for the average user. In Take Control of iCloud, Sixth Edition, newly updated for Mojave and iOS 12, Mac expert Joe Kissell explains how to avoid frustrations and make iCloud work for you.
