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    Oak Creek Apples Macintosh User Group (OCAMUG)
    Monthly Meeting – 09/21/16

    September 9, 2016No Comments
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    logo_oakcreekapplescomputerclub2By Arthur Poole

    Sedona AZ (September 9, 2016) – The Oak Creek Apples Macintosh User Group (OCAMUG) will meet on Wednesday, September 21, at the Elks Lodge off Airport Road in West Sedona.

    Beginning at 5:00 PM: 

    Is your Mac misbehaving? Do you want to know how a new feature works, or what’s in the latest update? local Mac/PC consultant Alan Gore will field questions the audience might have about the Mac. At this session, please feel free to ask any Apple-related question, from the most basic to the most advanced. Come listen, learn, and ask questions about the Macintosh computer. We stress that there are no “dumb” questions. Attendees of this portion are usually about evenly split between folks new to the Mac and those with greater familiarity with the magical machine. But everyone seems to learn something. 

    The Main Meeting starts at 6:15 PM: This month our feature presentation will be: 

    Got an Old Mac? This meeting is for YOU!

    Bob Linier, owner of Computers Plus in Cornville will be our speaker. Before you give up on that out-of-Warranty Mac or Windows machine, (including Displays) that cost (you have been told, is) more to repair than replace, see Bob, whose speciality is repairing those Broken Macs that fall through the cracks. Bob will explain his repair-at-the-component-level approach and answer all your burning questions about YOUR Old Mac! 

    Free. Public Invited. Elks Lodge, 110 Airport Road in West Sedona.

    The lounge is open from three in the afternoon until the end of the Apples meeting. Three Tacos, Taco Salad or Nachos are available for $5 starting 5 pm to 7 pm or until they run out.

    iPad/iPhone Workshop 

    10/15/16 10 AM – 12 Noon

    Held at the Sedona Public Library, 3250 White Bear Rd, West Sedona, Saturday October 15, 10 AM – 12 Noon.

    Conducted by Bill Ferguson.

    Membership 

    The Oak Creek Apples is exclusively an educational institution for the public on the use of Apple Computers, including maintenance, security, and software applications. Membership is open to anyone who wishes to belong. A dues-paying membership is a Regular membership 

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    (the member, spouse and their dependent children may participate, though only the member may vote). Guests and the public are welcome to attend our meetings on an occasional basis to become acquainted with the Group and  its activities. Regular membership dues are $35.00 per year to be renewed on the anniversary of joining the Group. In addition to participation in group activities, regular  members receive a monthly emailed newsletter covering general and special-interest  group activities, Apple news, and informative articles.

    The Oak Creek Apples has been designated as a 501(c)3 organization by the IRS for education on Apple computers including maintenance and security, and software applications. Donations are tax deductible. 

    To become a member when at our general meeting, ask one of our greeters at the  greeting table at the back of our meeting room. One can also join the Oak Creek Apples by sending a check payable to the Oak Creek Apples to: 

    Membership Registrar

    Oak Creek Apples

    1 Little Horse Ln, Sedona, AZ 86336

    Please include your email address and mailing address and phone number with  the payment. We do not share our mailing list.

    Visit our website:

    www.oakcreekapples.org

    Contact us:

    OakCreekApples@gmail.com 

    For club information please call contact listed below.

    Contact: (928) 821-3395

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