April 2010’s Disc of the Month is actually a Double DVD set, called The Ultimate iLife & iWork Companion, containing over 8GB of interesting & useful resources for use with Apple’s iLife & iWork suites. Continue reading »

March 2010’s Disc of the Month is called “Widgets, Widgets and more Widgets!” and it is now available for leaders of Australian Apple User Groups to download. Continue reading »

February 2010’s Disc of the month is called “Web Developer Deluxe” and contains a collection of tools to help you easily create & maintain your own web sites! Continue reading »

The AppleUsers.org Disc of the Month project has been running for a couple of years now and each year we continue to refine the process and 2010 will see a couple of minor changes. Continue reading »

December’s Disc of the Month, Cards & Puzzle Fun, contains dozens of interesting card & compelling puzzle games to play in solitude or against humans. Continue reading »

Festive Fun Volume II has been re-released as our November 2009 Disc of the Month title and it contains;

• 3000+ pieces of Christmas Clip Art
• 990+ pieces of Christmas Music and Videos
• 880+ Christmas Card & Gift Tags
• 600+ Christmas Activities
• 300+ Christmas Fonts
• 35+ Christmas Applications
• 30+ Christmas Stories

All on a single DVD… which has an RRP of $15. Continue reading »

Camera Bag, the October 2009 Disc of the Month is now available for downloading by Australian Apple User Groups Leaders from the Niche FTP site. Continue reading »

September 2009’s Disc of the Month is called “MacTheater” and it contains a collection of tools that help you convert media resources into a format your Mac, iPhone and iPod can utilize, as well as some great applications for turning your Mac into the central hub of the ultimate Home Theater System! Continue reading »

With Australian Macworld no longer publishing a summary of the Disc of the Month listing as their “Off The Net” column, new opportunities will present themselves for distributing and promoting the DotM’s. Continue reading »

Nicholas Pyers, the Founder & Publisher of AppleUsers.org talks to Chuck Joiner on the MacVoices Podcast. Continue reading »

The Disc Image and Support Files for the August 2009 Disc of the Month, Internet Alternatives, are now available for Australian MUG Leaders to download from the Niche FTP Site.

Long before the World Wide Web existed, the Internet had many uses and even today there are many services you can use without ever opening a web browser.

The Internet Alternatives Disc is a collection of sixty applications that allow you to download files, images and movies; chat instantly with people from around the globe; socialise with friends; purchase and sell goods and services online; play games; catch up on news and events; and even talk on the telephone! Continue reading »

The Disc Image and Support Files for the July 2009 Disc of the Month, System Maid, are now available for Australian MUG Leaders to download from the Niche FTP Site.

System Maid is a collection of over fifty utilities that help improve and maintain peak performace of your Mac by providing Data Backup, Data Recovery and System Customisation tools. Continue reading »

The Disc Image and Support Files for the June 2009 Disc of the Month, The Post Man, are now available for Australian MUG Leaders to download from the Niche FTP Site.

Does your mailbox have;
??? Four billion, two hundred ninety-four million, nine hundred sixty-seven thousand, two hundred and ninety-four messages in it?
??? Or even just ninety four?
Either way, The Post Man can help you manage your daily inbound emails and outbound bulk mail. Continue reading »

The Disc Image and Support Files for the May 2009 Disc of the Month, Presentation Assistant, are now available for Australian MUG Leaders to download from the Niche FTP Site.

Presentation Assistant is a collection of applications and resources to help get the most out of your Keynote Presentations. These have been broken up in to three categories; one for applications and resources to help you design and create your presentation; the next conatins applications for use during the actual presentation itself and finally a selction for creating material used after or at the conclusion of your presentation. Continue reading »