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📖 Apple Documentation
Apple Books, Service Guides and More



This category holds the general Apple and third-party Macintosh literature on this wiki: Apple's own non-service publications, the repair books, the LaserWriter service-training manuals and the owner-level guides. Apple's own machine service manuals are in Apple Service Source; the programming and compiler books are in Apple Programming Documentation. The repair-relevant titles here are listed with what each one is good for on Macintosh Repair Resources.

Component-level repair books

These four third-party books work below module level:

They are secondary sources. Where one of them disagrees with Apple's own service documentation, follow Apple.

Apple's LaserWriter service training

Apple's Service Training participant manuals, all Version 1.1, 1996, and all Apple-authored:

Service Support Tranning Programs Laserwriter Technical Procedures Jan 1985 is a 236-page Apple Service Support Training Programs binder containing six separate documents. The main one is Apple's LaserWriter Printer Technical Procedures (rev. Jan and Feb 1985), with the Laser Power Adjustment (P/N 011-7052) and Image Skew Adjustment (P/N 011-7051) procedures and the fuser assembly part number 699-0306. Macworld August 2010 Four Reasons Why The Laserwriter Mattered 2010 is a two-page 2010 magazine article on the LaserWriter.

Apple's own non-service publications

Owner-level books and general references

The four editions of The Macintosh Bible: 1st (1986, 435 pp) · 2nd (1988–89, 771 pp) · 3rd (1991, 1,126 pp) · 4th (1987–92, 1,262 pp). Other titles:

None of the books in this group is a repair source: they carry no schematics, parts lists or component values. They are useful for establishing what a machine shipped with and how it was meant to behave.

Apple II, Apple III and Lisa

Macintosh service guides and procedures

Macintosh developer notes and technical references

LaserWriter manuals and service guides

Other Apple publications

Subcategories

This category has only the following subcategory.

Pages in category "Apple Documentation"

The following 105 pages are in this category, out of 105 total.

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Media in category "Apple Documentation"

The following 189 files are in this category, out of 189 total.