On Wednesday, August 9, 2006 at 10:00am, at the Retiree & Others, a Special Interest Group of AUSOM Incorporated, Nicholas Pyers will participate in a “shoot out” showing how three different Design Applications can be used to produce a promotional flyer.
Nicholas will be using Apple’s Pages, a part of iWork ’06, while Barbara Gibson will use Adobe Photoshop. A third person will also use a yet-to-be-determined application as a comparison. Continue Reading
Fun ‘n’ Games
He’ll focus on card and strategy games that will provide hours on entertainment, not blood and guts, shoot-em ups. Continue Reading
Fun ‘n’ Games
On Saturday, August 5, 2006 at 10:30pm, Nicholas Pyers will conduct the new iWork Special Interest Group (SIG) at AUSOM Incorporated and will cover “Navigating the Inspectors & Menus of Pages”
He’ll focus what each of the Inspector panels are used for and will explain how to find the various functions offered by Pages. Continue Reading
On Thursday, June 22, 2006 at 7:30m, Nicholas Pyers will present “Essential, Useful & Interesting Free Software for Mac OS X” to the Bellarine Mac User Group.
Nicholas will highlight a number of freely downloadable applications including;
On Thursday, June 22, 2006 at 7:30m, Nicholas Pyers will present “Essential, Useful & Interesting Free Software for Mac OS X” to the Central Victorian Macintosh Users’ (CVMU).
Nicholas will highlight a number of freely downloadable applications including;
On Tuesday, June 13, 2006 at 7:30pm, Nicholas Pyers, in conjunction with Perry Liebe, will present “Introducing Roxio Toast Titanium” to the Macintosh Multimedia Group [3MG], a joint ventre between AUSOM Incorporated and iMug. Continue Reading
Roxio Toast 7
On Wednesday, April 12, 2006 at 10:00am, Nicholas Pyers will present to the Retiree & Others, a Special Interest Group of AUSOM Incorporated, “Intel – Wait or Upgrade Now” where he’ll discuss why Apple Computer are moving from the PowerPC to Intel processors and which applications and hardware currently work with the new machines.
Nicholas help attendees determine if they should stay with their current Macintosh or if should upgrade to an Intel-based Mac now. Continue Reading
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