December 18, 2001, Holiday Party!Note: this is the third Tuesday of the month!We celebrate this holiday season with another exciting holiday party (directed by Jan Williams and VGail Vonderweidt) on December 18th, highlighted with a Chinese Raffle. Last year we raffled off scanners, printers, CPUs and more for the cost of raffle tickets. Be a part of this fun evening. Bring your cast off Apple products that are no longer useful to you and buy raffle tickets to get some great finds. If you were part of the Raffle last year you had the opportunity to pick and choose from a vast array of "goodies" that were just the right thing for you. This year PMUG members can buy 12 raffle tickets for only $5.00 non-members get to purchase 6 for $5.00. Members also get a free ticket with their name badge. What does the Chinese Raffle do for PMUG? It creates revenue for our worthy cause. We upgrade our hardware, give honorariums to some of our interesting speakers, upgrade our book library and fund the cost of the terrific holiday party dinner. November 13, 2001, Backing up your hard driveRichard K. Russell of RKR Consulting Services, Inc., in Morristown will present backup options available today, including solutions for single users with small budgets to large companies with sophisticated needs. He will demonstrate backup solutions, devices and other archival options.October 9, 2001, Photoshop with Jeff TarantinoAdobe Photoshop will the subject of this month's meeting with Jeff Tarantino, who teaches the program at Mercer Community College. Elections will also be held.September 11, 2001, Meeting is canceledTonight's meeting is canceled and the speaker will be rescheduled for the October 9 meeting. Elections will also be held then.August 14, 2001, Macworld Expo NYC Wrap-upThis month we will hear from PMUG members, lead by Bill Achuff, on their experiences and impressions of the expo.July 10, 2001, Digital Photography with Andy BairdPMUG's own Andy Baird will give us an update on digital photography. There isn't anyone, from novice to expert who can't learn a thing or two, or three from Andy!June 12, 2001, Streaming Web Media on Your DesktopWe will have a joint meeting with the Princeton PC Users Group. Don't panic! There's a good reason. We have a very interesting cross-platform topic.Douglas Dixon, of Sarnoff Corporation, will explain what streaming media is all about and what's happening with it on the Web. He will talk about the three major streaming formats - Apple QuickTime, RealNetworks RealMedia, and Microsoft Windows Media. He'll also discuss and show how to make your own streaming media files. May 8, 2001, Upgrading Your MacHardware and software upgrades will be demonstrated by PMUG member and How & Why SIG leader Sheldon Presser.April 10, 2001, Apple Computer and Mac OS X
March 13, 2001, Adobe and InDesignMike Richman, Professional Publishing Application Engineer for Adobe, will give an overview of InDesign--the company's new flagship page layout program. Mike will show how using InDesign, integrated with Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat, allows you to build a print workflow that gets the job done quickly and professionally. January 9, 2001, How to Burn a CDRay Laue, PMUG's VP, will give us a close look at what it takes to successfully "burn" CD-ROM discs. If you've been contemplating buying a CD burner or have one but have been ruining discs, this presentation is especially for you. Member's Area Note: For the new year, we've changed the members-only password needed to access the Member's Area. Please examine the mailing label of your January meeting notice card for the new username and password. | ||||
