| Presentations - Aug 2009 - Audio on the Mac. A survey of many audio projects and applications. Store, organize and play music. Listen to Internet radio and streaming audio. Grab audio from the Internet and applications, Digitize records and tapes. Play, edit and record MIDI files.
- Apr 2009 - Importing music and audio books into iTunes, joining tracks and making them bookmarkable, Creating a music or MP3 CD and backing up iTunes to a CD or DVD.
- Mar 2009 - A review and demo of iWork (Pages, Numbers and Keynote), a successor to AppleWorks.
- Feb 2009 - EXIF data. Info that your camera attaches to your photos telling how, when and where the picture was taken. With GPS tagging this will become increasingly important.
- Aug 2008 - Is Starbucks Safe? - A 19-page PDF presentation on the safety of using the Internet in public places - coffee shops, airports and hotels. It includes a simple explanation of SSL (Secure Socket Layer) and Digital Certificates.
- July 2008 - iMovie demo. These are slides I used to introduce my sample video and demo of iMovie 5. I've added a few slides since giving the talk.
- Oct 2007 - Image Editing - 24 Slides from a talk on image editing with emphasis on the capabilities of GraphicConverter
- Feb 2007 - Convert Vinyl Records and Tapes to CD. A topic of interest to many people, I revised it once, and although some software has changed the approach is still valid.
- Nov 2006 - Passwords. Mac OS X passwords, Keychain, password managers and form autofill. A 16-page PDF presentation.
- July 2006 - Mail. An 18-page PDF presentation of the various flavors of mail. Needs updating but it still has useful information.
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Newsletter Articles and Presentations
Mouse over the year to view articles I've written in that year. Articles from 2004 to 2007 are collected into 12-page composite PDFs for each year. View and/or download them. Technology is evolving rapidly so topics and programs even a few years old can already be out of date. Panther anyone? Still, some are timeless.
Some presentations or mini-presentations I gave at the Beginners Q&A or the main meeting. I prepared them using Keynote and then exported them as PDF files. You don't need anything special to view them, just Apple's Preview or Adobe Reader.
