1 August 12 2014 A Publication of the Bellarine Mac User Group Inc ◆ Reg. No. A0049524J ◆ Founded May 2006 ◆ Meetings Second Tuesday of the Month ◆ http://bellarinemac.org.au Monthly Meeting Tuesday August 12 Starts 4.00 PM AT St Peter’s Hall Corner Draper & Hodgson Streets Ocean Grove ALL WELCOME! BMUG Newsletter Layout & Masthead Designed by Peter Baldwin BMUG News is published monthly ◆ Created in Apple Pages Layout ◆ Converted to PDF format for transmission to members. All there is to know about iTunes Dick Brown Q 2. How do I manage my downloads? A2. Every time you buy an item on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, it syncs back to your Mac or PC the next time you connect your device to your computer. If you've only partially downloaded an item on your device, you can resume the download by reconnecting to a network. Otherwise, your computer will complete the download automatically. If you are managing content manually, you may need to choose File > Transfer Purchases from in iTunes when your device is connected. ur main Presenter at Tuesday’s meeting will be Dick Brown. Dick will be looking at iTunes in the broader sense and giving us his Tips on how to get the most out of iTunes 11. Come along with your questions to test out Dick’s knowledge! O Q 1. How do I view or change my iTunes Store account settings on my iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch? A1. If you are using iOS 6 or later, tap Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Sign In or Create New Apple ID. If you are using iOS 3 through iOS 5, tap Settings > Store > Sign In or Create New Account. Q 3. Can I reorganise downloads or will they be in the order of my purchases? A3. Downloads will be in chronological order of your purchases. You won't be able to reorganise them.
Transcript
1
August 12 2014
A Publication of the Bellarine Mac User Group Inc ◆ Reg. No. A0049524J ◆ Founded May 2006 ◆ Meetings Second Tuesday of the Month ◆ http://bellarinemac.org.au
Monthly MeetingTuesday August 12
Starts 4.00 PMAT
St Peter’s Hall Corner Draper & Hodgson Streets
Ocean Grove
ALL WELCOME!
BMUG Newsletter Layout & Masthead
Designed by Peter Baldwin
BMUG News is published monthly ◆ Created in Apple Pages Layout ◆ Converted to PDF format for transmission to members.
All there is to know about iTunesDick Brown
Q 2. How do I manage my downloads?
A2. Every time you buy an item on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, it syncs back to your Mac or PC the next time you connect your device to your computer. If you've only partially downloaded an item on your device, you can resume the download by reconnecting to a network. Otherwise, your computer will complete the download automatically. If you are managing content manually, you may need to choose File > Transfer Purchases from in iTunes when your device is connected.
ur main Presenter at Tuesday’s meeting will be Dick Brown. Dick will be looking at iTunes in the broader sense and giving us his Tips on how to get the
most out of iTunes 11. Come along with your questions to test out Dick’s knowledge!OQ 1. How do I view or change my iTunes Store account settings on my iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch?
A1. If you are using iOS 6 or later, tap Settings > iTunes & App Stores > Sign In or Create New Apple ID.If you are using iOS 3 through iOS 5, tap Settings > Store > Sign In or Create New Account.
Q 3. Can I reorganise downloads or will they be in the order of my purchases?
A3. Downloads will be in chronological order of your purchases. You won't be able to reorganise them.
Table of ContentsToday’s P ...........................................rogram 1President’s R ........................................eport .3AGM Notice & Nomination F .............orm 4 & 5Letters to the E .......................................ditor 6App T ......................................................rivia 7From the the Editor’s D ............................esk 8BMUG Productivity Series:How to print a list of folder contents in Finder
..........................................................Window 9How to dismiss Mac App Store Notifications 10Book Reviews:Teach Yourself Visually iMac 3rd ...... Edition 11
..........OS X Yosemite is coming in October 12Popular Apps: Printworks by Belight Software...................... 13NoteBook 4 ....................by Circus Ponies 14-16
........................................Toast 12 Titanium 17.....Publisher Lite & Plus by Pearl Mountain 18
...........FotoMagico 4 by Boinx Software 19-21
BMUG Assist P ................................rogram 22Quick T ....ip: Find your Mac’s User Manual 22
Time to consider Nominating for Committeeow is the crunch time for the election of the new BMUG Committee. It is always the same few members who put up their hands to help run our Group. We just need a “different few” this time round.
Being a Committee Member is not a hard task. You can always get away on your planned holidays, or to simply babysit the Grand Kids when it is needed. We cannot accept the old excuse, “I’m too busy”... etc. That is always the perfect excuse, but it is just those people who will make the time and work efficiently for the Group.
I will stay on, in any role that the Committee wants me to perform. If more people come forward to form the committee, then I am also happy to stand down. Geoffery Waite has advised that he will nominate again for the position of Treasurer.
We need the following positions filled:President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer
and at least three General Committee Members.
UNDER OUR CONSTITUTION WE MUST HAVE A COMMITTEE ELECTED.
Failing this BMUG has to be wound up and all your money in BMUG is LOST.
That is the rules! Happy Computing Peter Oakley
N
4
August 12 2014Notice of Annual General Meeting 2014
Bellarine Mac User Group Inc No. A0049524J Notice of Annual General Meeting 2014
The Annual General Meeting of BMUG will be held at 4.15pm on Tuesday 9th September 2014.
The meeting will take place at St. Peter’s Anglican Church Hall, Corner Draper and Hodgson Streets Ocean Grove 3226
AGENDA 1. Apologies. 2. To confirm the Minutes of the 2013 Annual General Meeting held on 10th September 2013. 3. To receive the President’s Annual Report. 4. To receive the Treasurer’s Annual Financial Statement. 5. To determine the Annual Subscription for 2015. 6. To Elect Officers of the Association and Ordinary Members of the Committee.
• President• Vice President• Secretary (now Secretary/Public Officer)• Treasurer• Committee Members (at present 3). Members to determine by resolution the number of Committee Members
they deem necessary to hold office for the ensuing year. 7. Any other business that may properly be brought forward.
Election of Committee:Nominations of candidates for election as Officers of the Association and Ordinary members- 1. Shall be made in writing, signed by two members of BMUG and accompanied by the written consent of the candidate and endorsed on the form of nomination. Candidates must be financial members of BMUG. (Forms available from the Secretary in this issue of BMUG News). 2. Nominations must be in the hands of Bev Amey, 34 Second Drive, Connewarre, 3227, by 3rd September 2014. 3. A list of all nominees will be printed in the September issue of BMUG News. Fay Scott, Secretary
5
August 12 2014
BELLARINE MAC USER GROUP Inc. No. A0049524J
NOMINATION FORM FOR OFFICE BEARERS AND COMMITTEE MEMBERS 2014/2015
We hereby nominate............................................................................................................Please Print
As a candidate for the position of........................................................................................
I consent to being a candidate for the position as stated above:
Nominations must be in the hands of Bev Amey, 34 Second Drive, Connewarre, 3227, By 3rd September2014.
Candidates must be financial members of BMUG.
6
August 12 2014
Dear Peter,
I have just been reading the latest July Newsletter. A great job again, but you must "contain" yourself and make it smaller, however, I think that will be ignored!You certainly have me interested in three of your reviews:
• The iPhoto Library Manager; • The Picture Collage Maker;• The Cygnett charger.
I will certainly have a look at the video Tutorial on Picture Collage Maker. From the examples that you have shown in the Newsletter, I reckon that could be a good possibility "with a difference", for my photo albums,"Scrapbooking" style.
Also, I love making my own birthday cards on the computer. I print them out on glossy photo paper and I think that the Picture Collage could give me a new slant on that.
I will also download the free trial of iPhoto Library Manager.
Might make these projects to look at while we are at Thailand soon with our free WiFi.Thanks for putting in so much time reviewing these products.It must take you hours and hours to do all this.
Kind Regards,
Marg.
Hi Peter,
I've just finished reading the July Newsletter. I like the way things are set out and I do learn a lot from them. Congratulations on your good work.
Best Wishes,
Liz.
Hi Peter,
Another great newsletter.I’m interested in the iPhoto and Picture Collage Maker, as if I buy these it may make me reorganise my photos much more effectively.My trouble is I’m having trouble with my computer (which I won’t go into, as I haven’t time) so I think I’m going to have to rethink what I’ve got and if I upgrade, where to?Minor problems, but I do enjoy the newsletters and I always seem to pick up something to help me.
Cheers,
Bev.
Editor’s Note:Thank you to the members who have given me some feed back. Your encouraging comments are most appreciated. More articles for the Newsletter would be gratefully accepted.
7
August 12 2014
This App Raised Over $1 Million Doing Almost Nothing!
To be clear, the recently launched Yo app does something. In fact, it does exactly one thing. The Yo app, true to its name, allows users to tell their friends “yo.” Nothing more,
nothing less. At last check, it had made its creator over $1.2 million USD in investments.
It also has had over a million downloads, by people who presumably miss the days of poking on Facebook. That is an impressive feat, considering it took creator Moshe Hogeg a mere eight hours to create.
He admitted to Business Insider that he found the app’s success a little crazy too. He said “Sometimes you see a movie and you say, ‘This sh.. is so crazy, it can’t really happen’. But sometimes reality is so crazy, it suppresses every movie.”
According to Business Insider, Hogeg created the app because he wanted a simple way to get in touch with his wife and his assistant on his smartphone, rather than using text. Because apparently, texting encouraged longer conversations than Hogeg had time for, and email chains were burdensome. The ‘Yo’ would let the person know they were needed or being thought of.
Hogeg admitted that the idea was dumb. But, what if we asked ourselves, ‘If we didn’t know what Yo was or what it did, and if we just examined the data and the usage numbers like it was any other startup, would we invest in it?’. Touché.
Dumb or not, it has taken off.
If you need me, you know where you can “yo” at me.
Can you still burn movies to disc in an era where Apple no longer supports iDVD?
I was recently asked whether I had burned a movie to a DVD in this era of post-iDVD.
The answer is yes, as I still have iDVD installed on my iMac.Although Apple decided some time ago that iDVD was ‘Old Technology’, I can state that it still works with OS X Mavericks.
Apple no longer sells iLife 11 (which has a copy of iDVD), however you can still buy it from Amazon or else borrow it from a friend and install it on your computer.
I cannot advise how long iDVD will continue to work as it is now an unsupported app by Apple. When OS X Yosemite is released later this year, we may well discover that iDVD will no longer work.
However, iDVD is not your only option for burning a movie to DVD.As reported elsewhere in this Newsletter, Roxio has just released Toast 12 Titanium which contains new features including live screen capture, support for exporting video to a
greater number of devices and the ability to burn HD videos to DVD. Like iDVD it converts video to a compatible format and offers menu templates. It is easy to use, does far more than burn discs and gets the job done.
I have been a great fan of Roxio Toast for many years, since first being introduced to it by Vice President Dick. This latest release has really ‘blown me away.' I highly recommend it to members.
There is also a free option called Burn, which I have never used.
It allows you to burn data, audio and video discs. It does not provide any fancy menu templates or Themes. All you get is Titles, Navigation buttons and little else.
What app you choose really depends on how you want your resulting disc to look.
Tricks for Mail App in Mac OS X Here are eight of the best tricks for Mail App in OS X as outlined in OS X Daily.
How to Print a List of Folder Contents in Finder WindowIt used to be straightforward to print a list of your Documents in any particular Folder. You would just click on a folder, click on print, and the list of files/Documents would print.However, things have changed and it is no longer a straight forward process.Here are the basic steps to achieve this process:Open System Preferences. Click on Print & Scan, then double click on the printer you want to use (in this case I only have one printer connected to my Mac), which opens your printer window.
Go to the Folder that contains the file list you want to print.
Drag that folder itself into the printer window,(in this case Canon MP970). This process generates a preview document listing all documents in that particular folder.
Click on Print, or to use a different printer, select a different printer (in top drop down box).
You can also click on PDF to make a copy which you can then print on a different printer. This PDF selection eliminates your need to repeat the whole process if you need to select a new printer. Now you have a PDF copy that you can save and print whenever you like.
I find this process particularly handy, when I want to clean up and rearrange my files.
Peter Baldwin
10
August 12 2014
How to dismiss Mac App Store notifications
I recently received the following question-
“Quite often when I start up my Mac I see an alert about application updates waiting for me. Some of them I don’t want. Is there anything I can do about shutting off these alerts?”
The answer is yes.
Start by launching System Preferences, selecting App Store, and disabling the Automatically Check For Updates option. This action will stop the nudging. However, it also means that you may miss out on some important updates. To help avoid that, you could create a weekly calendar alarm or reminder that reminds you to manually check for updates. You do that by opening that same App Store preference and clicking on the Show Updates button.
There are also one or two things you can do within the App Store application.
Launch it, click on the Updates tab and locate updates that appear under the Software Update heading. Click the More link and then Control-click (right-click) on any updates that you don’t want.
For example, printer driver updates that you will never use. A Hide Update command will appear. Select it and that update disappears. (You can make it reappear by choosing Store > Show All Software Updates.)Regrettably this option is not available for all updates. Third-party updates will display no such command and remain in the list.
You also have the option to hide items in the Purchases tab. This is something you may want to do if you never intend to install an application that you previously bought years ago.To do that Control-click (right-click) on an item in the list and choose Hide Buy. (You can later unhide these items by choosing Store > View My Account, logging into your account, locating the Hidden Purchases entry, clicking Manage, clicking the Unhide button that appears next to each hidden application, and then clicking the Done button.
Peter Baldwin
11
August 12 2014
Books from Wiley Publishers www.wiley.com
Teach Yourself VISUALLY iMac, 3rd Edition
By Guy Hart-DavisPublisher: John Wiley & Sons LtdReleased: April 2014Pages: 384RRP: $37.95
Teach Yourself VISUALLY iPad
By Guy Hart-Davis Publisher: John Wiley & Sons LtdReleased: January 2014Pages: 352RRP: $37.95
This easy to follow book uses rich, full-colour screenshots and illustrations to show rather than tell you how to use your Mac.You will learn to:
• Get started with your iMac;• Chat with Messages and FaceTime®;• Share your iMac with others;• Install and run apps;• Manage files, music, and video.
Designed for visual learners:• Two-page lessons break big topics into bite-sized modules;• Succinct explanations walk you through step by step;• Full colour screen shots demonstrate each task;• Helpful sidebars offer practical tips and tricks.
I liked the order of the subject matter. It was very easy to follow.
Reviews by Peter Baldwin
This book is fully updated covering the latest iPad and iPad mini!You will learn to:
• Set up your iPad using iCloud;• Dictate text or commands with Siri®;• Organise apps and manage downloads;• Listen to iTunes Radio;• Take photos and apply filters.
Designed for visual learners:• Two-page lessons break big topics into bite-sized modules;• Succinct explanations walk you through step by step;• Full colour screen shots demonstrate each task;• Helpful sidebars offer practical tips and tricks.
This is a good introduction to the iPad and how to navigate the displays. It is especially handy if there are features you don't use often and are likely to forget how to get there and what you need to enter.
Yosemite, the new version of OS X is due to be released in late October. It is a dramatic shift for OS X and one of the most comprehensive overall changes for Apple’s desktop Operating System since its inception. The changes permeate the look and feel of the Operating System, and offer up a host of new features, with perhaps the most notable among those being the new Continuity features that bring iOS devices and Macs even closer together, with functionality flowing between the two on a number of tasks that make sense for both platforms to share seamlessly.
OS X Yosemite is coming in October this year
Spotlight in YosemiteMessages in Yosemite
13
August 12 2014
Printworks By
Printworks covers all of your desktop publishing and page layout needs on your Mac, from Brochures and Calendars to CD labels and beautiful professional Business Cards in a user interface that is simple to grasp and places all the key tools at the user’s fingertips.
You can create a document from scratch or choose from one of the 400 templates on offer. Each template is fully customisable. Over 1,000 clipart images are bundled with the software, while 40,000 more can be bought for an additional $9.99.
There are four video tutorials that reveal how simple the app is to use.
This is a desktop publishing tool aimed at the lower end of the market which brings together all the tools required for creating striking documents quickly, easily and without being engulfed in unhelpful technical jargon.
Highly Recommended Peter Baldwin
Printworks gives Mac users a user-friendly, yet surprisingly powerful, design tool
Available in the Mac App Store or from the Belight Website where you can download a Free Trial. The Introductory purchase price of $37.99 may still be available.
August 12 2014NoteBook 4By Circus Ponies Software, Inc.
Organise All Of Your Important Information In Electronic Notebooks That Look And Work Just Like Paper
Circus Ponies recently released the fourth version of their notebook software, for Mac. It is a versatile system to help you organise and keep track of your notes for work and personal projects. You can keep different notebooks for separate projects, and you can choose to start your notebook completely from scratch or with an appropriate category list in place.
Rather than go into a lengthy description on the basics of Notebook, click on Notebook User Interface for an explanation. To learn more go to the website.
1 Store your notes and info in documents that look and work like paper notebooks.2 Take detailed, organised notes.3 Record audio that’s synced to your notes.4 Store related documents right in your notes.5 Capture mind maps and non-linear information using diagrams.6 Track the action items in your notes.7 Enhance your notes with annotations.8 Clip content from other apps directly into your Notebooks.9 Find anything in seconds.
August 12 2014NoteBook 4By Circus Ponies Software, Inc.
Fill your electronic notebooks with class notes, assignments, book reviews, notes to yourself, deadlines and more so that everything is organised and in one place.
Here are some instructional Videos:Notebook OutliningNoteBook Voice AnnotationNotebook Navigation
1 No more notes and documents scattered among too many files.
2 Take detailed organised notes.
3 Record audio from lectures that is synced to your voice.
4 Store class handouts and other files right in your notes.
5 Incorporate diagrams.
6 Track your assignments in your notes.
7 Flesh out your notes with annotations.
8 No more lost notes or material you forgot to add because you could not find it.
NOTE: Circus Ponies have generously provided a free licence for this app. Details as to how you may win this license will be provided at a later date.
August 12 2014NoteBook 4By Circus Ponies Software, Inc.
Many of the apps that I review do not stay on my iMac for very long. After using Circus Ponies Notebook during the last couple of weeks, I have become fully aware of its great potential and I will definitely be keeping it. This Notebook offers many convenient features to assist you in your daily tasks. The generous 30 day free trial makes it worth trying out to see if it is a good option for you. It is available from the website for $49.95 USD or from the App Store for $74.99 AUD. Peter Baldwin
The Multidex section at the back of every Notebook helps you find notes quickly by whatever you can remember about them. Here, the Text page shows all the notes containing the word “amateurs,” and where those notes live in the Notebook. Clicking a blue bullet takes you to the note. There are Multidex pages for dates, highlighting, keywords, file attachments, action items, and more.
About Circus Ponies Software, Inc.Our visionOur name sums up our vision of what software should be, and perfectly describes what we do. Circus ponies are proud, smart, fast, beautiful, engaging, well-trained, fun, focused, powerful, surprising, and delightful. There’s also an historic carousel here in Santa Monica that’s filled with circus ponies. “Circus Ponies” software is smart, beautiful, fun, powerful, surprising, and delightful software, made here in Santa Monica, CA.
Roxio Toast has always been a powerful tool for capturing and sharing photo and video content from your Mac. With the new Live Screen Capture, Roxio has dramatically extended its creative capabilities, making it ideal for creating presentations and also how-to videos for YouTube. The ability to record your screen and turn it into a movie unlocks exciting educational opportunities for users and is just one of the ways Roxio Toast 12 continues to evolve and meet the needs of today's content creators.
Roxio Toast 12 Titanium delivers these powerful new capabilities:
• New! Live Screen Capture: Ideal for educators and trainers, the new Live Screen Capture makes it easy to record directly from your screen with voiceover, then edit, save and share as a movie. Create compelling presentations, how-to videos and more.
• Enhanced! Device Support: Share video to iPad, iPhone and more devices with new templates for easy video conversion.
• New! Burn HD videos on DVD: Now it's easy to burn AVCHD video on standard DVDs that will playback in HD on Blu-ray Disc players - no plug-in required.
• Enhanced! DiscCatalog Maker: Burn files to disc with ease and create a searchable catalog as you burn.
• Enhanced! Social Sharing:With new support for Twitter, it's simple to share your photos and videos directly to social media sites including Facebook, YouTube and Vimeo.Roxio Toast 12 Titanium is available as an electronic download directly from the Roxio website at the suggested retail price of $99.99.Highly Recommended Peter Baldwin
Publisher Lite, an easy-to-use and powerful application for desktop publishing on Mac has just arrived. It is perfect for designing any type of attractive and professional looking document to meet your layout and printing needs. It comes with 45+ professional templates for flyers, brochures, newsletters, adverts, reports, calendars, posters, booklets and more, with which users can effortlessly create stunning, professional quality documents in minutes.
This app is available for free from the Mac App Store.
Publisher Plus
Publisher Plus is a versatile and efficient document maker app that empowers all users to quickly design and create any type of gorgeous and professional looking prints they need. Unlike other photography software that takes days to master, Publisher Plus allows all levels of people to become productive quickly. It can’t be any easier to create awesome documents than with this app. It comes with 170+ professional templates for flyers, brochures, newsletters, adverts, reports, calendars, posters, booklets and more. Besides this, users can apply a wide variety of decorations including hundreds of delicate clipart examples, rich background resources, etc., at will.To learn more go to the website.Available in the Mac App Store for $19.99.
Try these apps. You will not be disappointed. Peter Baldwin
This latest version of FotoMagico 4 from Boinx Software is an easy and fun way for users of any experience level to create customised slideshows, mixing photos with movies and audio, for a professional storytelling effect like no other.
To learn more or get a 5 day free trial-http://www.boinx.com/fotomagico/
Available in Mac App Store $129.99
1. Once you have your files dropped you can create an instant slideshow and be finished with little work on your part. Alternatively, you could use the storyboard or timeline to customise your presentation.
2. The Timeline is powerful so you can perform advanced customisations with text that appears on demand.
3. You can even add videos as well as photos and you can choose for auto advancement of your slides or click to navigate (on supported platforms).
4. You can even have teleprompter notes to display on a second display or beamer to provide your own words during a live presentation.
5. New for 4.2 - Masks and Opacity Control!
About Boinx SoftwareBoinx Software Ltd. is located in Puchheim, near Munich, Germany. The Company develops award-winning animation, video production and photography software for the Mac® platform and iOS devices, including the iPhone, iPad and iPod. Boinx iStopMotion is the leading solution for stop motion animation and time-lapse capture, used by many thousands of enthusiastic animators at home, in schools, in advertising agencies and professional animation studios.
21
August 12 2014
What I like about FotoMagico 4:If you like to show off your photographs and video to family and friends, then in my opinion FotoMagico 4 is the application for you. If you have used iMovie, then you will find that many of the procedures are very similar and therefore you should have no trouble in adapting to using this app.
The strong point of this software is clearly its interface. It is well thought out and really intuitive and everything behaves exactly as expected.
Drag-and-drop is supported in most places and multitouch trackpad gestures work as they would on an official Apple app. All content is rendered in real time.
I particularly like layers which is a new feature. Each slide can support up to six layers of still images, video and titles, each with its own animation. This means that you can have the background image zoom out, while other images can each move left-to-right, up-and-down, etc. Also, a layer can be isolated by locking it so that it can be moved without affecting other elements.
Another new addition is the Timeline with Audio Waveform. While the Storyboard is still available, the Timeline/Audio Waveform combination makes it much easier to fine tune adjustments. Audio markers can be inserted a couple of different ways, including by running the slideshow, clicking on
the audio track and tapping the M key to mark when a slide should advance to the next image. Given that the rhythm of a slideshow and audio track is almost instinctive, tapping the M key seems the most natural way to time slide transitions
Import and export options have been well thought out and should suit the majority of users. Both Storyboard and Timeline options work seamlessly.
I believe that the main advantage of this app over iMovie is the added customisation and different approach in the "in-pictures" effect, namely between two transitions. You simply define the initial and the final stage for your pictures and the program will animate accordingly.
The only downside is that the app is relatively expensive at $129.99, but I believe that it is worth the money.
Overall, I found FotoMagico 4 to perform as advertised and it far exceeded my expectations.
This application is the most skilful slideshow creation tool for the Mac that I have tried. It will be my number one choice for use in the future, particularly now that it is rumoured that Apple may be ceasing support for iMovie soon.
Peter Baldwin
By
Our Assistance Program is available to all members.
We will attempt to resolve your urgent Mac problems if we can, or alternatively give you advice about where to seek further assistance.
Dick Brown is available to take your call on 5259 1614
To get the best possible answer, and a considered one, please email your question and or question for the “Help Desk” direct to
BMUG News produced by Editor Peter Baldwin. Send articles for inclusion in this Newsletter to The Editor.
Deadline for Articles & Advertising in the September Newsletter is 29th August.
BOOKS ARE STILL AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS AT HUGE DISCOUNTS
Enquiries for Discounted Book orders should be directed to The Editor.
QuickTip: Quickly find your Mac’s User Manual.You can get to the PDF file for the user manual specific to your Mac by going to About This Mac in the Apple Menu. Look for Support at the top of the window and click it. Then click User Manual. This will take you to the online PDF file. The manual is the same as it was when you first bought your Mac, so don't expect to find updated information about the latest version of OS X.
