Note: To learn more about tiny tweaks in El Capitan-and a few you may have missed in Yosemite-flip ahead to Discover the Little Things in El Capitan. (See Talk to Your Mac-and Let It Talk to You.)
Dictation: Invoke dictation using just your voice-“Computer, start dictating!” Also, ten new built-in Automator Dictation workflows let you navigate the iTunes Store and more. Spaces, which are kind of like customized desktops, are easier to create with the new Spaces Bar (see Put Everything in Its Space). To restore grouping, see Group Windows by App (Again). Invoking Mission Control now shows all your windows, but without per-app grouping as in the past. Split View, a feature shared with iOS 9, lets you fill your screen with two “full- screen” windows, so you can minimize distractions and quickly position the windows (see New! Split View). Mission Control: If you haven’t yet learned Mission Control, this update may make it worth your while:. Menu bar auto-hide: You’ve long been able to select a checkbox in the Dock System Preferences pane to make the Dock appear only when you want it, and now you can do the same with the menu bar (see Auto-hiding the Menu Bar). Find my pointer: Perhaps the most likely new feature to wow the crowd in a demo, you can now shake your mouse to show the pointer (see Figure 1 in the next chapter, as well as The Magically Magnifying Pointer). (If you’re using a Chinese system, you also have a new system font, called Ping Fang.) New system font: The New System Font, San Francisco, is part of the same typeface family used in iOS 9 and the Apple Watch. Use the links in this chapter to jump straight to the new feature you’re most interested in. 
You’ll find updates-some substantial, some subtle-to key apps as well as more integration of the OS X and the iOS experiences. OS X 10.11 El Capitan improves upon and adds to the big changes 10.10 Yosemite brought us.
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