A Special Mac Presentation
for All Apple Users
Join Us!
Monday, November 17
6:00PM at the Bay Club
Learn how to WOW! your friends and family by taking any of your
photographs in iPhoto and turning them into a slideshow,
complete with custom background music and special effects.
Once you have made your slideshow, you will transfer it onto a
permanent DVD just like the ones the big movie studios make.
You?ll even find out how to put a catchy theatrical introduction on
your DVD, so that when you insert it into your player it looks like
something Warner Brothers has made.
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Here is the announcement (See Below) for the Dec 15 Mac Meeting.
Back to Mac Basics-20 Things you should know
PLCC Mac Group Meeting
Dec 15, 2008, 6:00 PM at SBC, Computer Class Room
In this meeting we will look at a number of basic OS X operation and
programs that all Mac users, new and more experienced, might want to
know. Bob Snow will be the presenter. Some of the ideas to be covered
include taking images off the web, when and how should you repair
permissions and verify the hard drive, setting your printer to do
draft copies (saves ink), why set up smart mailboxes in Mail?, using
tabs in your web browser, adding birthdays to your Address Book and
iCAL, password protecting your Airport, adding another administrator
account in System Preferences, and more.
Topics
1-System Preferences, adding an additional administrator account
2-The Dock and Sidebar tricks
3-Disk Utility - Repairing Permissions and Verifying your disk
4-Printers-Setting up for draft printing, doing PDFs
5-Web Browsing (Safari and Firefox) -Tabbed Browsing, taking images
off the web
6-Making partial screen prints
7-Command-T and Command - + and Command - -
8-Smart Mailboxes in Mail and Smart Albums in iPhoto
9-Password protecting your Airport
10-Essential Shortcut Keys
11-Making Aliases and temporary folders
12-Three or four views of the Hard Drive
13-Getting at the Dictionary
14-What are the "eyeball" and "gear" on the Finder window tool bar
15-Making Icon Previews on the Desktop
16-A quick move to the Trash Control-Click the icon
To: Mac Group
From: Dean Mosier
Subject: How to Organize and Find Your Documents, Photos, Files and Folders.
Bob Snow will present, "How to Organize and Find Your Documents, Photos and Folders."
Meet us at the Bay Club, 6:00 PM on Monday evening, Oct 20th 08.
This is a very important part of enjoying your computer. Nothing is more frustrating
than not being able to find your favorite pictues, documents and folders.
Quick and easy ways of finding these lost files folders and photos is a must to learn.
Bob will show you how to keep track of all of this stuff. There will be time for Q & A.
See you there.
Dean Mosier
Port Ludlow Computer Club/Mac Group
Resident Address:
115 Clear View Place
Port Ludlow, WA 98365
(206) 310-3149 Cell
gbboatman@aol.com
Club Web Site: www.pl-cc.com
UPDATE: October 3, 2008
To: PLCC Mac Group
From: Dean Mosier
Subject: Topic Outline/PTSLUGS & PLCC Mac Group Joint Meeting
Oct. 9th, 7:00 PM at Tri-Area Community Center.
How about meeting at the SBC and carpool to Chimacum-Tri-Area Community Center?
Send me a Email and I'll coordinate. Let me know if you have a van or four passenger
car and willing to drive.
You can see by the Outline below that the meeting is going to be very worthwhile.
COMPUTER SECURITY FOR ALL OF US ©2008
by Jim Manderscheid
Do we have a responsibility as computer user to the larger community?
Simple computer ethics
Being a carrier
Practicing safe computing
Practice safe computing for any OS
Separate Admin Account and everyday user accounts
Firewalls
Passwords…everywhere.
File encryption.
Anti-virus software
Email filters
Network security (wired vs. wifi)
Common sense web surfing
Setting Up User Accounts for Security
Setting up a Mac Firewall
Update! Update!
Viruses, Trojans, and Worm,,,Oh, my!
Terms and Definitions
Mac AntiVirus Apps
Latest Viruses
Q&A
Dean Mosier
Port Ludlow Computer Club/Mac Group
Resident Address:
115 Clear View Place
Port Ludlow, WA 98365
(206) 310-3149 Cell
gbboatman@aol.com
Club Web Site: www.pl-cc.com
"Mac Security."
Thanks to VIC Draper a Mac Group member arranged to have Jim Manderscheid
make a presentation on Mac Security.
We will meet Thursday October 9, 7:00 pm at the Tri-Area Community Center,
at Port Hadlock. See map below.
Jim Manderscheid will discuss Macintosh security. He is a former microprocessor
designer from Silicon Valley and was an Apple VAR many years ago.
This is a joint meeting with the PLCC Mac Group & PTSLUGS.
Public is welcome.
A “Presentation Outline” will be sent to you by Email prior to the meeting.
COMPUTER SECURITY FOR ALL OF US ©2008
by Jim Manderscheid
Tri-Area Community Center_
10 W. Valley Road
Chimacum, WA 98325
Driving directions to Tri-Area Community Center
10.1 mi - about 18 mins
From Port Ludlow, WA
1. Head south on Oak Bay Rd toward Heron Rd 2.1 mi
2. Turn right at Beaver Valley Rd/WA-19
Continue to follow WA-19 7.9 mi
3. Turn left at W Valley Rd and right into the T-RCC. 62 ft
The regular scheduled PLCC Mac Group Meeting on
Oct. 2nd is canceled due to our joint meeting on Oct 9th
at the Tri-Area Community Center at Port Hadlock.
The PLCC Mac Group Meeting on Oct. 20th will come off on schedule.
Topic will be announced soon.
From: Dean Mosier
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2008 1:45 PM
Subject: Mac Mtg Announcement for web site
Here is the announcement for the Mac Meeting on Sept 15, 08:
Preferences for the Mac
Presenter Bob Snow
Monday Sept 15th @ 6:00 PM @ SBC
Do you have a good idea what Preferences do for your computer?
Bob Snow will give you an overview on the Mac's three types of
preferences, the Finder preferences, individual application
preferences and the "system preferences" for the Mac Operating
Systems 10.5 and 1-.4.
He will give you an explanation and some demonstrations of
how system preferences can change your computer to fit your
personality and show you how to set up certain service to your
liking. Most of the presentation will focus on the System
Preferences.
Your System Preferences look like this:
Find System preferences are under the Apple in the upper left
hand corner of your screen/desktop.
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