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Dorchester — Dec 14th 2021

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Mick showed various Christmas communications tips including making a card on line using moonpig.com, one of many providers of similar services, which include postage. He then showed how to make a card on a Mac or iPad using two pages A4 in landscape divided into 4 x A5, advising the need to use thick enough paper/card and the how to manage the layout front and back, suggesting a dummy run on ordinary paper… Read more…

Fareham — Dec 11th 2021

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Ten members attended this month- smaller, but still perfectly formed! Mick showed us some of the ways and means to produce Christmas cards on Macs and iPads- from ordering via Moonpig to the full DIY option with Pages (or Word, or Affinity, or...). Next was preparing your round-robin Christmas newsletter together with the use of Instant Alpha (a tool which removes backgrounds - or indeed any colour you choose) so the text more closely flows… Read more…

Beaminster — Dec 7th 2021

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Prior to the help session over coffee and mince pies Mick showed us various ways to prepare for Christmas with the aid of our Macs or iPads. He showed how to make bespoke Christmas cards using one of the many commercial offerings as well as doing it entirely from scratch yourself (remember to change Document Body to Layout mode when using Pages). Next was preparing your round-robin Christmas newsletter together with the use of… Read more…

Salisbury — Nov 30th 2021

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The assembled group demonstrated their inability to connect external loudspeakers prior to Euan's latest detailed presentation on the evolution of chip architecture culminating in Apple's M1 designs. Help was provided to one of those attending who was hoping to be able in due course to transfer significant data to a new iPad from an ancient tablet but no longer had the associated Apple ID. A second part of Barry's Favourite Things was also shown. Time… Read more…

Bournemouth — Nov 16th 2021

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A small (8 people) gathering saw David Moon present some of the new features in the latest releases of IOS & iPadOS 15, now at15.1. There are several major new features though depend on having more modern devices.

David demonstrated LiveText, where text from the camera or any photo can be copied as text (using in-built OCR) to be pasted or sent anywhere. Text can also be translated into, or from, a… Read more…

Fareham — Nov 13th 2021

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Eleven members came to the Victory Hall to hear Stuart's talk on how Apple found a new operating system for the Mac, and saved itself from collapse- not just because that new OS came complete with Steve Jobs. Back in 1984, the Mac was designed & heavily optimised for a single user to run a single application, which could do a single task at once. But given the pace of hardware and software development, those… Read more…

Dorchester — Nov 9th 2021

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Following up on last month’s meeting, Trevor Noyes advised against up grading to the latest version of OS Map namely version 3.6.0 and stick with 3.5.0 for the time being.

David Moon showed the basic graphics common to the Apple apps, Pages, Keynote and even Numbers. David focused on Pages set to Page Layout (“Document Body” unticked). Apple include a wide range of vector shapes… Read more…

Beaminster — Nov 2nd 2021

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David M ran through several of the new features in the latest release of IOS & iPadOS 15.0. Whilst superficially there seems little change, once you start to look in detail this really is a major upgrade but some features depend on having more modern devices with a minimum of the Apple A12 Bionic Chip. David showed various features including Live Text,Tags in Notes, Tab Groups, Shared with You and the improved FaceTime… Read more…

Salisbury — Oct 26th 2021

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The meeting was once again held upstairs in The Pheasant Inn's Shoemakers Hall. After a small group sampled the extensive evening menu downstairs, nine members and two guests enjoyed a detailed illustrated talk by David Moon on the Apple Watch; time-keeping is clearly the least exciting function of this extra-ordinary device which can now measure a number of medically-relevant functions, act in many ways as a small readily accessible iPhone and, as… Read more…

Bournemouth — Oct 19th 2021

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11 members and 1 visitor turned out on a wet Autumn evening, lured by the prospect of All Fired Up’s excellent coffee and cake - and maybe also by the prospect of Euan explaining why Apple’s M series of chips represent a significant technological advance.

Euan’s presentation covered the various processes involved in chip manufacture, from spark erosion, chemical etching through to the use of extreme ultraviolet light… Read more…
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