Pages at the DVMUG Zoom Meeting Wednesday September 16th 6:30p
September 16th, 2020 | Author: dvmug
DVMUG Zoom Meeting
Wednesday September 16th 6:30p
DVMUG members can check the weekly DVMUG News email or the DVMUG BBS for the Zoom meeting login.
To receive an invite to the DVMUG Zoom meeting send and email to zoom_mail@dvmug.org
Download the Zoom Client for Meetings app for macOS:
macOS 10.9 or later
zoom.us/download
Download the Zoom Cloud Meetings app for iPhone and iPad:
iOS 8.0 or later
apps.apple.com/us/app/zoom-cloud-meetings/id546505307
Lee Wagner will be showing us the power of Pages that comes built in to the macOS.
The DVMUG General Meeting topic this month is the Apple Pages word processing program. Following a MacMost presentation on special features in Pages, there will be an “Introduction to Pages” Keynote presentation followed by (time allowing) a “Do It With Pages” Keynote emphasizing the utility of Section Masters (Watermarks) in designing a single-sheet program flyer.
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Posted in Preview at the DVMUG Zoom Meeting Wednesday August 19th 6:30p
August 19th, 2020 | Author: dvmug
DVMUG Zoom Meeting
Wednesday August 19th 6:30p
DVMUG members can check the weekly DVMUG News email or the DVMUG BBS for the Zoom meeting login.
Download the Zoom Client for Meetings app for macOS:
zoom.us/download
Download the Zoom Cloud Meetings app for iPhone and iPad:
apps.apple.com/us/app/zoom-cloud-meetings/id546505307
Tina Tanenbaum will be showing us the power of the the Preview app that comes built in to the macOS.
Use the Preview app to view and edit images and PDFs
support.apple.com/en-us/HT201740
12 things you may not know you can do with images in Mac Preview
macmost.com/12-things-you-may-not-know-you-can-do-with-images-in-mac-preview.html
12 Things You May Not Know You Can Do With PDF Files In Mac Preview
macmost.com/12-things-you-may-not-know-you-can-do-with-pdf-files-in-mac-preview.html
How to use Preview on Mac
imore.com/how-use-preview-mac
The Power of Preview
| Pulling Files into Preview tidbits.com/article/16284ViewingImages and PDFs tidbits.com/article/16323Cropping and Resizing Images tidbits.com/article/16339 |
Advanced Editing Techniques tidbits.com/article/16423Converting Images and Exporting PDFs tidbits.com/article/16492 |
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DVMUG Clinic Lunch 2-22-20
February 22nd, 2020 | Author: dvmug
iWork at the DVMUG Main Meeting Wednesday, February 19th
February 19th, 2020 | Author: dvmug
DVMUG Main Meeting
Wednesday, February 19th · 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm
(Third Wednesday of the month)
Pleasant Hill Community Center
320 Civic Drive, McHale Room
Pleasant Hill
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Linda Rubio will be showing a preview of what she has planned for the new DVMUG iWork SIG.
Pages, Keynote and Numbers are free programs that come with macOS. It is not about all you want to know about those programs; rather, it is about what you personally need to know. It is an approach on how to say it, how to search for it, how to be effective in your presentation of it. How can you use these programs to describe your resume or recipes, or list the parts required for the carpenter to fix something? How can you create and use a sideshow, or create spreadsheets to track money or budgets?
The Diablo Valley Mac Users Group helps Macintosh users get the most out of their computers. Software, hardware, digital filmmaking, photography—these subjects and more are covered in the club’s monthly General Meeting, workshops, and Special Interest Groups.
You are invited to attend our general meetings at the Pleasant Hill Community Center for vendor and club presentations on new hardware, software, and other items of Mac interest. Meetings start at 6:30 p.m. with a Question & Answer segment where you are welcome to ask about your own Mac problems; there’s a break during which the club Mac experts answer your questions one-on-one, and a raffle in addition to the main presentation, usually by a software publisher or hardware manufacturer.
Dues for the entire family are $40 per year-a bargain! Especially since it includes access to the club’s weekly email including current Apple news and How-To tips, and attendance at all Special Interest Group meetings including the monthly MacClinic, where club experts diagnose and repair what’s wrong with your Mac as well as helping you with software upgrades, hard-drive replacement, and similar improvements.
