What is ClubMac?
ClubMac is for people who are interested in the Apple Mac platform. We provide an opportunity for people new to Apple computers (as well as experienced hands) to meet and to learn how to get the best out of their Mac in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.
At our monthly meetings — which take place every month between September and May — we aim to answer questions that people may have with their Mac, provide them with up-to-date news on all things Apple and inform them about those little-known but often very useful software applications.
ClubMac’s bulletin board is also a very important resource; if you’ve got a problem, post it on the bulletin board (you must register first — it’s free) and our helpful band of Apple gurus will do their best to sort you out.
ClubMac’s next meeting is February 1
The first ClubMac meeting of ClubMac will take place on February 1, 2012, in Old Belvedere Rugby Club from 7.45 p.m. onwards.
We will have our usual sessions: Technical Q&A, What’s New and Useful Utilities.
Our guest presentation will be a very practical talk delivered by long-time ClubMac supporter, Tony Stott, the recently appointed Services Manager of the CompuB group, who will give the benefit of his experience on how to get the best out of your Mac and the warning signs to look out for when you suspect your hard drive might be about to fail!
Remember: ClubMac meetings are open to both members and non-members. We just ask non-members to pay a slightly higher door charge!