The online presence of the Western Australian Macintosh Users' Group
Welcome to 2023.
The first User Group, the February monthly user group will be held on Tuesday, 7 February 2023.
The User Groups are currently being conducted by the use of Zoom. See User Group page for full details.
Hi.
After much careful consideration, the WAMUG Committee have decided that the Mailing List, as of 1 July 2012, will be a member only list. This was not a decision taken lightly but suffice to say that a full explanation was given on the mailing list prior to the change.
The ‘new’ procedures on how to join and subscribe are fully explained on the ‘Join’ and the ‘Mailing List’ pages.
At this stage, previous subscribers to the list who are not currently members have not actually been removed from the list. Their ability to post, however, has been blocked.
Only current financial members can actually post to the list.
Website Moderator on behalf of the WAMUG Committee.
On the 3 May 2001, members voted at a special general meeting in relation to four amendments to the WAMUG constitution. The amendments (or special resolutions) were in relation to clauses:-
4.4 – Subscriptions (a change to the calendar year);
4.11 – Corporate Members (now allowed to serve on the committee subject to clause 6.1);
6.1 – Constitution of the Committee (corporate members must total less than 50% of number of committee members); and
6.2 – Election of Officers and Members of the Committee (election of vice president and secretary).
Following the meeting, the amended constitution was forwarded to the Department of Commerce for acceptance. Read the rest of this entry »
Hi, I thought people might be interested in how the MacBook Air (MBA) fares as a sole computer for a WAMUG member.
Are you like me? Do you have to use Windows at work and prefer an Apple at home? I find mostly this causes no problem, except with keyboard shortcuts. My mind sometimes just glitches. Read the rest of this entry »
Until 2 weeks ago, I was the proud owner of a Dual 1.8 G5 tower. Not anymore. I decided to rationalise my computing experience, as I’ve realised something:
Relative silence is golden.
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