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The document provides an overview of using an Apple Mac for Windows users. It describes some key differences between Macs and PCs like the single button mouse on Macs and different keyboard shortcuts. It also outlines the Mac interface including the menu bar across the top of the screen, location of the close/minimize buttons, and use of the dock and finder file browser. The document provides instructions on basic Mac functions like creating folders, controlling volume, ejecting disks, shutting down, and force quitting applications.
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