Put on your hard hats and grab a screwdriver (actually, PMUG will provide the tools) as we take a look at how construction practices have changed on Apple’s hardware over the years. Find out why apple has been accused of making their devices less upgradable and hear about what the trade off is. The group will break into teams to actually take apart real Macs and see what’s inside.
Come join us at the Jean Vollum Natural Capital Center (Ecotrust Center), 721 NW Ninth Avenue. [Apple Maps] [Google Maps] Question and answer hour starts at 6:30pm, with the main discussion starting around 7:30 pm and ending at 9 pm.
If you find that you want to divest yourself of your old Apple hardware to make way for something new and shiny, you can bring up to 5 items to swap at the meeting.
If you did not make it to the PMUG General Meeting last night, you have another chance to get help with questions about your Macintosh or iOS device. Today volunteers from our group will be at Lloyd Center Mall, upstairs in the Food Court, between 6:00pm – 7:30pm.
Habits can keep you going. This is true with your computer too. What happens when you need to learn some new procedures because that favorite program got an upgrade? There are members of PMUG available each week to help you with Macintosh and iOS information. Today we will be at the Simply-Mac store at 3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd in Beaverton between 6:00p–7:30p.
The Portland Macintosh Users Group offers help in answering questions about the Macintosh computer operating system, and the iOS mobile device operating system. If you have questions about devices that use these platforms, come visit with our volunteers at one of our weekly sessions.Today we are at Lloyd Center Mall, upstairs in the Food Court, between 6:00pm – 7:30pm.
Spring is here – time for new things, cleaning, and pollen. If any of these seem to relate to your computer system, it might be causing you some problems. Whether it is a new question, or one you have asked before, members of PMUG are available each week to help you with Macintosh and iOS information.Today we will be at the Simply-Mac store at 3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd in Beaverton between 6:00p–7:30p.
Do you prefer to use a pencil instead of a keyboard? Are you getting the most from your iOS device? Bring your questions and visit volunteers from the Portland Macintosh Users Group. Today we are at Lloyd Center Mall, upstairs in the Food Court, between 6:00pm – 7:30pm. Bring your portable devices, or notes on other questions; we look forward to seeing you.
What do you do when the software you use for a project suddenly changes to a new interface? How can you find the preferences and options in a program you have never used before?Come talk to members of PMUG at our weekly help session. Today we will be at the Simply-Mac store at 3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd in Beaverton between 6:00p–7:30p. For information on other PMUG contact options, see our web page www.pmug.org
Meet members of the Portland Macintosh Users Group who can answer questions about your Macintosh computer or iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch. Anyone can come! For PMUG Clinic today we are at Lloyd Center Mall, upstairs in the Food Court, between 6:00pm – 7:30pm.
Members find out what other events are happening by reading our newsletter – Mouse Tracks. For more information contact info@pmug.org.
Did you hear about the new services Apple will be offering later this year? From games to tv shows to a credit card – which one is most interesting to you? Come talk about it with members of the Portland Macintosh Users Group.
We will be at the Simply-Mac store at 3205 SW Cedar Hills Blvd in Beaverton today between 6:00p–7:30p. For information on other PMUG contact options, see our web page www.pmug.org
Wacom is the company that started the whole technology of sytlus/tablet input. Come see what they have been up to, as Scott Walton, Wacom’s Senior Engineer Manager for Software Engineering, shows their newest line of products for creative, educational and other business applications.
If you find that you want to divest yourself of your old Apple hardware to make way for something new and shiny then you can bring up to 5 items to swap at the meeting.
