[Knof8]

Alright, so I convinced a friend of mine to switch from her old Compaq to a new PB. She's had it for about 2 weeks now and claims she's ready to throw it out the window because she doesn't understand the OS X system. Here's my plea: Where are good places in, or around, the Pasadena, CA area to take beginner classes? Oh and if anyone's ever in Colorado and needs a good place Voelker Research in the Springs is a good one for beginner's to look in to. Thanks guys.

[Krypton]

I can't imagine that there will be many places that hold Mac clases. Either send her to an Apple store, or take the time to explain things to her over an afternoon maybe - I prefer the latter option.

[Algernnon]

Two books that might help:
Switching to the Mac: The Missing Manual and Mac OS X for Windows Users: A Switchers' Guide

[eyadams]

The Apple Store is a good suggestion - there's one in Pasadena on Colorado Blvd. in the heart of Old Town, and another one just 10 miles east in the Glendale Galleria.

[sbjordal]

Originally posted by Knof8:
Alright, so I convinced a friend of mine to switch from her old Compaq to a new PB. She's had it for about 2 weeks now and claims she's ready to throw it out the window because she doesn't understand the OS X system. Here's my plea: Where are good places in, or around, the Pasadena, CA area to take beginner classes? Oh and if anyone's ever in Colorado and needs a good place Voelker Research in the Springs is a good one for beginner's to look in to. Thanks guys.

There is also
Apple Training

It's more hi end, but the classes are very good.