This week’s AppleUsers Share is our first looking at a non-Australian Apple User Group – The Maui Apple User’s Society, who have an iPhone specific mini-website setup and it automatically kicks in when a user accesses their website from an iPhone or iPod touch. Continue reading »

The internet macintosh user group (iMug) maintains a web page listing their past meeting topics, currently dating back to the beginning of 2006.

This is an idea other Apple User Groups could find beneficial to incorporate into their own sites. 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 Central Victorian Macintosh Users Inc (CVMU) have a simple calendar showing the entire year, with all their meeting dates for the entire year clearly highlighted.

This is a simple function that could easily be implemented on any Apple User Groups website and should be! Continue reading »

Your Mac Life, the Internet’s #1 Mac Broadcast, was also the first Mac broadcast available on Audible.com over six years ago and it has been a wonderful partnership that Shawn King and his team have been proud to have taken part in and helped pioneer.

And now, thanks to the nice folks at Audible.com, the archives of Your Mac Life will be available as full downloads, free of charge! Continue reading »

Thank you to all the groups who submitted details for their July 2009 Meetings. It was greatly appreciated. However, a number of groups didn’t 🙁

So please could ALL Australian Apple User Groups submit their July 2009 meeting dates BEFORE 5pm AEST, Sunday May 17, 2009.

Remember: The ONUS IS ON EACH MUG to respond BEFORE the deadline – if you do NOT respond, you will NOT be listed in the MUG Listing in Australian Macworld for that month. Continue reading »

ACTApple have included on their website a page that details the guidelines for speakers presenting to their members and this is a feature that all Apple User Groups should consider incorporating into their own websites. Continue reading »

Apress, a publisher of high-tech books for professionals, by professionals, is offering Apple User Groups an opportunity to join their User Group Program. They have one of the hottest-selling Mac/iPhone lines in the market. Continue reading »

Steven Riggs announced, via the April 23, 2009 issue of the Apple User Group Bulletin, that Apple User Group leaders may request one free license of his TimeTable application to demo and raffle at meetings. Continue reading »

The Apple User Group Bulletin, dated April 23, 2009, announces that Apple User Group leaders can get a free one year subscription to designProVideo.com, a US$200 value.

designProVideo.com (the sister site of macProVideo.com) produces pro-level tutorial videos for Adobe CS4 and Final Cut Studio. Continue reading »

The April 23, 2009 edition of the Apple User Group Bulletin has a great offer from SecureMac.

Presentation kits are now available for Apple User Groups interested in demonstrating SecureMac’s security and privacy anti-spyware program MacScan for Mac OS X to their members. Continue reading »

It’s springtime in the US, and Chronos thought it was the perfect time to refresh your look. So they have put together a special bundle of products, at a massive saving of 55% off compared to purchasing the products separately, to help you create new business card, labels, envelopes, letterhead, name tags, identity badges and lots more. Continue reading »

Peachpit have long been a supporter of User Groups around the world and unfortunately the current economic crisis has forced them to re-evaluate the way they can support User Groups outside of the United States… but don’t worry, they have come up with a very attractive offer. Continue reading »

Starting May 14 (US date), CreativeTechs is offering a free, 10-week, worldwide, InDesign course. To make this happen, they need at least 1,000 people signed up to participate, so help spread the word by informing your members!

I know a few Australian’s who got up (or stayed up) for the 2am, 4am or 5am starts on the recent free 10-week Photoshop course and they found the session most informative and beneficial. Continue reading »