Welcome to the Mac family! If you're a PC user who has just switched to the Mac and want to find out how to adapt your old working habits to the Mac OS, you've come to the right place. Welcome to Switch 101: The former PC user's guide to getting the most out of your Mac.

Whether you want to learn how to get around and access everything on your Mac; find out how to move your old PC files to the Mac OS environment; figure out how to connect your printer, iPod, digital camera, or other device; learn how to do those tasks you did on a PC on a Mac; learn how to use the software that came with your Mac; or even find out what to do when things don't go as planned; we have the answers.

Ready to begin? Just tell us what you want to know:

• Welcome to Mac
  This section shows you how to shed some of your old PC habits and do the same tasks on your Mac. We show you how to get around the Mac‘s interface, tell you where things are located and how things are done, and show you how to do the same tasks you're used to doing on a PC on a Mac.
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• Migrate your files
  You can move many of your old PC files to your Mac. This section shows you what kinds of files you can bring right into the Mac platform, how to move everything into your new Mac home, and what you may need to do to make some things work.
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• Connect your peripherals
  Got a treasure trove of digital devices? Find out how to connect your former Windows printer, modem, network, scanner, digital camera, DV camera, iPod, external drive, and more to your Mac.
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• Get me started on the software
  Ready to email, surf Safari, groove to tunes, or get an iLife? This section shows you how to use the Apple applications that come with your Mac. The link above transports you to "Mac 101: All Work and Play" (our special web series for new computer users).
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• Show me how to set up my Mac for me
  Make your Mac work the way you want. Click the link above to visit "Mac 101: Customize My Mac," which shows you how to create multiple accounts, customize your Mac's look and feel, set preferences, adjust the sound volume, and more.
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• My Mac needs help
  For those times when things don't go as planned, this link takes you to "Mac 101: Troubleshooting 101," which will help you troubleshoot common Mac issues and show you some maintenance tips to keep your Mac happy.
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• My Mac Cheat Sheet
  Who wants to remember Internet settings, account information, computer specs, and other bits of important data when there's so much to explore on your Mac? With this helpful sheet, you won't need to. Jot down the information once, and you're good to go.
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