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General Meeting
On the second Thursday of each month, PT SLUG holds its general meeting. Each meeting features a guest speaker, who offers interesting information on Macintosh or related topics. Following the meeting, SLUG members will be available to answer questions. Meetings are at 7:00 p.m. at the Tri Area Community Center. Call Michael McKee 385-3631 for details.
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Mac Programs SIG
Our Mac Programs SIG (special interest group) which meets on the third Friday at the WSU computer lab, covers programs that come free with the Mac, such as Address Book, Preview, iCal, iPhoto, iTunes, Stickies, TextEdit, Widgets, and many more. The SIG will also cover AppleWorks from time to time. For more information contact one of the SIG leaders: Bob Snow: 437-0592 or Francesca Drum: 385-3346
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Digital Media SIG
Our Digital Media SIG is focused on mainly on photography related programs. In this SIG we cover photo enhancement and effects with a number of programs including iPhoto and Photoshop Elements along with elements of digital photography. Other media editing programs like iMovie will get coverage, too. The SIG meets monthly on the fourth Friday at the WSU computer lab. For information contact the SIG leader, Joy Bland 732-4914
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PT SLUG is:
Port Townsend's oldest (as far as we know) Mac user group with over 70 members from all over East Jefferson County.
Don't
worry, we're not exclusive. Several members work with PCs and many of
the speakers discuss topics of interest to all computer users.
Group members are available to help other Mac users. All computer users are welcome and the meeting is open to the public.
Latest Joy of Tech!
For Information contact:
Michael McKee
360-385-3631
michael@ptslug.org
We Offer:
- Mac Help Labs
- Special Interest Groups
- Monthly Presentations
- Member Support
Our General Meeting is held on the second Thursday of the month at the Tri Area Community Center in Chimacum - View Map - at 7 PM. After the meeting Group members are available to help other Mac users. All computer users are welcome and the meeting is open to the public.
