Getting Started with OS X Lion Launch video! Watch the video (3:52). Need help? Once you have OS X Lion up and running, you should spend some time getting comfortable with the interface. If you've never used OS X before, you'll need to learn about the basics such as the Dock, the menu bar, and how to open files and apps. If you're familiar with earlier versions of OS X, you'll find that it's mostly very similar, but you now have additional options such as Launchpad, full-screen apps, and multi-touch gestures. Watch the video to learn the basics of using Lion. The Desktop The screen that you see when your computer has finished starting up is called the desktop. The OS X Lion desktop includes a desktop background (or wallpaper), the Dock, and the menu bar. You can open files or applications from the Dock, or from the new Launchpad feature that was introduced in Lion. You can also display files, folders, or shortcuts on the desktop background area. Click the buttons in the interactive below to learn about the OS X desktop.
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