Twenty Apple Years
Melbourne, Australia
Issued on July 10, 2004
The History of the Macintosh
Through the Advertisements of Apple Computer, Inc.
To help celebrate Twenty Mac Years, Nicholas Pyers will give a presentation on the History of the Macintosh, through the Advertisements of Apple Computer, Inc. Continue Reading
Apple Announces
This crossword is based on some of those announcements. Continue Reading
Twenty Apple Years Puzzle
The User Group Report
Melbourne, Australia
Issued on March 1, 2004
In his role as Special Events Co-ordinator of AUSOM Incorporated, Australia’s Leading Apple Macintosh User Group, Nicholas Pyers is interviewed on The User Group Report by Chuck Joiner, the Chairman of the Apple User Group Advisory Board.
During the interview, Nicholas talks about getting quality presenters at his user group in Australia, how they fund their organization, and why he contributes to the MUG Center’s Newsletter Content email list. Continue Reading
Links discussed during the presentation on “Keeping Your Mac Healthy” at the AUSOM Technology Evening on Thursday, February 19, 2004, are found below. Continue Reading
Links discussed during the presentation on “Establishing Your Own Online Identity By Setting Up Your Own Domain” at the AUSOM Technology Evening on Thursday, January 15, 2004. Continue Reading
Panergy releases icWord 3.0, icExcel 2.0 & OneClickConvert 1.0 Continue Reading
The EyeTV digital video recorder allows you to watch, record, and even pause “live” TV, skip commercials, have instant replay, or archive shows to VideoCDs playable in most DVD players. EyeTV will change the way you watch television! Continue Reading
Your Mac Life
Melbourne, Australia
Issued on May 22, 2003
In recent weeks, Nicholas Pyers was mentioned on the Your Mac Life Internet Radio show and has had a link published on the YML website to his article about ‘Adding a “Favicon” to your website’. Continue Reading
BeiMac
Melbourne, Australia
Issued on April 18, 2003
Earlier today, Nicholas Pyers received notification that one of his articles was to be published in China, by the Beijing Macintosh User Group (Beimac).
The article Beimac has selected to publish in “beimacnified”, their online magazine, is a review on the Calendar Sharing and Promotion web site, iCalShare, that Nicholas had published on his web site earlier this week. Continue Reading