The February 2018 Bournemouth meeting was cancelled due to the sad loss of our fellow AUGW member Stuart Smith.…
Read more…
Michael C showed us the features available in the Notes App included on all Macs and Apple devices. To make use of the full features you need more recent macOS & iOS with updated iCloud features. On both Mac and iOS you can include tables, checklists and text styles but on the iOS devices you can also use markup, add sketches (best with iPad Pro & Pencil), and scan documents. You can share notes in…
Read more…
There was a good turnout by 14 members at this meeting, and the topic this time was Keyboard Shortcuts.
Using an Apple bluetooth keyboard, John demonstrated how you could use shortcuts on an iPad as well as on a Mac, with both devices linked up to separate projectors. Most shortcuts worked in exactly the same way on both devices, but some required a slightly different procedure although they achieved the same result, however…
Read more…
Despite the weather, with snow falling, there was a good attendance at Beaminster - 18 people came to hear a presentation on how to improve photographs using Photos or Preview - the former on Mac, iPhone and iPad, the latter only on the Mac. Michael first showed what can be done with an iPhone, thanks to the wonderful photos that Clive Whaley had showed last year at Dorchester (with his permission needless to say!) Then a few…
Read more…
For our first meeting of 2018, 14 members and 3 visitors
The meeting began with a Q&A with a question on how the extend your Wi-Fi signal, using your iPhone as a Sat-Nav with Apple Maps.
Then a short presentation regarding the use of the Community Space.
Brian presented the way he uses Keynote starting with a welcome intro regarding the various venues for the…
Read more…
On a cold and wet January evening, 13 members gathered for a presentation from Rick Churchill giving an overview of using Adobe's Lightroom (LR) application.
Rick started by outlining the modules in LR, notably the Library where all the pictures can be seen and Develop where pictures are edited and improved. Rick showed how to use presets to speed a user's usual workflow along with a number of other tools. In the process…
Read more…
There were 15 people at this meeting, which included one guest.
This month’s talks were both on the subject of graphics.
First, John gave us an overview and threw some light on the often-confused subject of resolutions and aspect ratios. He showed us the different ways of expressing these when referring to various equipment, such as display screens, digital cameras, scanners and printers.
Next, he used 2 projectors…
Read more…
Based on his visit to a marvellous private museum “somewhere on earth”, Tony led us through the evolution of Apple products under the guiding eye and drive of Steve Jobs from the first Apple computer to the iPad — including Steve’s development of Next computer whilst he was away from Apple — and how Next heralded the second era of Apple’s recovery following his return. Tony set challenging questions…
Read more…
A smaller than usual attendance and a shorter than usual presentation – Michael showed the 11 people at the first AUGW meeting of 2018 different ways of getting help when confronted with a problem. Going online was a varied experience, depending on the manufacturer of the mis-behaving device or app – needless to say, Apple scored highly with an easily negotiable web site and a brilliant response – they call you! Printer manufacturers…
Read more…
Bournemouth AUG December 2017
11 members assembled at our new venue, All Fired Up.
The main event was a presentation by Tony about his recent visit to a little-known Apple museum. Just to make sure we paid attention, a sheet of questions was handed out beforehand, with the promise that we would be marked afterwards.
The museum houses a private collection of all things Apple, covering the period 1976…
Read more…