Hello Mugsie members.
The California Museum of Photography has graciously agreed to host our meetings. We had previously met there once before.
But before we can do so, we need a vote from active members.
Hello Mugsie members.
The California Museum of Photography has graciously agreed to host our meetings. We had previously met there once before.
But before we can do so, we need a vote from active members.

If you’re lucky enough to have won an Apple TV like member Dennis Taylor, then you can easily time shift your tv watching.
Hi everyone,
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday Dec 13. Please note this is the 2nd Tuesday of this month.
At our last meeting those present voted to change the date because the 3rd Tuesday would be too close to Christmas.

The raffle prize for this meeting?
An Apple TV.
It will be the AppleTV–the 2nd generation model. As usual, only members will be allowed to participate in the raffle.
Please try and attend this meeting.
The club does not have a president and a vice-president. For it to continue, someone needs to step up.
See you all at 7pm on the 13th at the Janet Goeske Center.
Looks like someone has been doing some lobbying in Riverside for Apple to open a store here.
The latest OS 10.7 marks a big change in how Apple is selling software.
From this point on, Apple will not be shipping discs. If you want to buy Apple software, you will have to have Snow Leopard (10.6) which will give you access to the App store.
What that means is if you haven’t already upgraded to 10.6, you may find you’ll be left behind.
Then there are folks like me who have an older MacPro which won’t run Lion. What do I do? Those are the realities of our computing age. We just need to stay abreast of these developments.
Best way is to subscribe to a Mac centric publication, folks. That way, when your Mac is too old to be supported, you can make some good informed decisions.
Since Lion is a download, many Mac users have been concerned that they won’t have a bootable install disc. If you’ve used computers a while you know that that’s a scary thought, not having a way to boot up if there is a disaster like a hard drive failure.
Here’s a link to how to make a bootable Lion discs. Let me know if it works.
Welcome to MUGSIE’s new website.
We’re moved away from a static html site to a more user friendly website that will enable more participation amongst members.
Please attend next month’s meeting at the Janet Goeske Center on Dec 13th at 7p.
We will be raffling off an Apple TV.
The future of the club is uncertain at this time. We are in need of a new President, vice-president so will someone please step up?