24 bugs most likely to be made by novice Mac

Closes the application's window to the end of the application. Positive solution: You should choose the "Exit" command from the menu, or press COMMAND + Q.

Once an application is downloaded, it is opened and executed on the disk it mounts to the desktop. Positive solution: Although it is possible to run, but you need to drag the application into the application folder, when you want to use an application, the program to open the installation program and installation, only because of the false recognition of executing the installer is tantamount to executing the application.

Confuse "wallpaper" with "screen saver". Positive solution: The two are different things.

Double-click two times on the title bar of the window to maximize the window instead of narrowing it to the Dock. In fact, this is an optional option, which will be reduced to the Dock by pressing two times in the window title bar.

Do not understand the use of "straight bar" display in the window content, but only blindly use the "image" display method.

Never use any of the keyboard shortcuts.

I don't think I have any computer problems since I switched to MAC.

Select the image on your desktop and press Enter to open it. Positive solution: Actually go to rename state, use Command + O to open.

Try looking at the top of a window, rather than above the screen, to find the menu.

When using shortcut key combinations, you are accustomed to pressing the Control key, not the Command key.

Can't find the browser, just because can't find the impression of Microsoft IE "e" image.

Repeatedly try pressing the Command key of the Apple flag to pull down the Apple menu, just because Windows can pull the Start menu by pressing the Win key.

Mistaken for the "green Plus" in the upper left corner of the window, the Window Zoom button, the window can be opened in full screen size. Because the concept of Mac OS X is to pull the window to maximize the width and height of all window content, instead of maximizing the window to full screen size as Windows opens.

Look for an uninstall program for the application to uninstall the installation. Positive solution: You can uninstall the application as long as you drag it into the trash.

Indents the open window to the smallest, or to the dock, without using the Hide feature.

When you open the application from the dock, double-click it. Positive solution: Just click once.

Accidentally click and drag an application image on the dock, causing it to be removed from the dock.

The veteran files are stored on the desktop or fixed somewhere on the hard drive, not in the user's Home folder.

An application or file is again open again and again due to the inability to recognize the display of the mouse.

The use of the dock is unclear. Positive solution: Used to open or jump to an application.

Because you are accustomed to seeing only one window of "full screen" mode at a time in Windows, it is confusing and confusing to work with multiple windows that are open at the same time.

When you edit a file, you mistakenly assume that the HOME and end keys on the keyboard are jumping to the head and tail of the cursor that is currently in the row. Positive solution: Actually jump to the beginning and exit of the file?; To jump to the head and tail of the cursor currently in line, press the CMD key with the ← →.

A folder is copied to a hard disk somewhere, and if a folder with the same name exists, it is mistaken for the contents of the two folders with the same names to merge. Positive solution: The practice of Mac OS X is to replace the previous one with a later folder, that is, the previous folder and the content it contains will all be deleted.

Use Mac OS X in a "more complex" way. For example, go to "network" in "System Preferences" to start the airport wireless network, instead of starting it directly from the Airport menu on the menu column.