That's the magic of Apple and "usability." Everything's so "intuitive" that if it's not intuitive to you you're screwed. Everything a Mac can't do is called "something you don't really need to do." Every bug is a design feature. I was out with a bunch of friends, all young and techie iPod lovers, and every one of them, when we got to talking, "hated" their iPod, and all mostly for the same reason: there was such a huge learning curve because Apple's response to everything is "just use it, it'll just work." And after 25 years, we shouldn't keep believing them.