Cumulative Index 2002–2003

This index lists articles published in AppleSauce April 2002 to March 2003, and is incremented monthly. The regular items ‘AppleSauce this month’, ‘Presidential Keyboard’, and ‘Computing at Entropy House’ are not listed.

April

Judith Watts: Writing for AppleSauce     ...7

‘I did it so anyone can!’

Frank Wade: President’s Report 2002     ...8

The year past... the year ahead

Peter Jenkins: Financial Report     ...12

Operating Statement For the Period 1-Jan-2001 to 31-Dec-2001

Peter Carter: Pictures of an AGM     ...14

Annual General Meeting, 1 March 2002

Frank Wade: Backups—The Whys and Wherefores     ...17

Playing it safe

Randy Marshall: Using Graphic Converter (From Charlotte Apple Club)      ...20

‘Even owners of Photoshop will find the program of great value’

May

Michael Cowling: PAL into NTSC impossible. Not!     ...7

‘I started wondering about the S-video port...’

John Neate: Addressing the problem     ...10

Envelopes and labels

Frank Wade: Broadband Access for home-based Mac Users     ...12

Cable or ADSL?

Frank Wade: What to Backup to     ...12

‘...the main thing to do is buy it and use it often’

Brian Plush: The Joy of Junk eMail (is this how one writes email these days or not?)     ...17

‘Please, note that this transaction is 100% legal...’

Peter Carter: SIG Night     ...22

Pictures

Peter Carter: Buy, Sell, Swap     ...23

Pictures

Elena Rebuli: Next Byte in the city      ...26

Media release: Another move for Next Byte

June

Frank Wade: Getting Help from SAAUC     ...7

SAAUC, we’ve had a problem...
Committee problem solvers

Judith Watts: IVisiting     ...9

Vision and sound across the Internet

Frank Wade: eMac     ...12

The iMac that isn’t

Frank Wade: Scanning under X     ...13

‘VueScan certainly does support older SCSI scanners...’

Frank Wade: Mac OS 10.2?     ...14

New features...

Frank Wade and Peter Carter: Next Byte’s grand opening     ...15

Apple Australia’s top dealer

Adam C Engst: Do More with iPhoto 1.1.1     ...17

‘Apple has made numerous extremely welcome changes’
iPhoto keyboard shortcuts

July

Apple Australia: Melbourne University counts the savings with Apple&     ...7

Study finds Apple Macs 36% cheaper to run than PCs

Frank Wade: Internode support to SAAUC     ...9

About our ISP

George Carrington: O Sole Miaow     ...11

‘...let me make it quite clear that all three authors cover the subject thoroughly...’

Adam C Engst: Avoiding Trouble in the Move to Mac OS X, Part 1     ...22

Expectations, and surveying the scene

Adam C Engst: Avoiding Trouble in the Move to Mac OS X, Part 2     ...28

‘...this process of usage and reassessment will go on for a while...’

August

Peter Carter: The 2002 Committee photograph     ...7

...well, most of them

Frank Wade: July 2002 Macworld Expo     ...8

What’s new

Frank Wade: Pay a fee for what was free     ...12

.Mac

Brian Plush: Photoshop Elements     ...14

Faking it

Peter Carter: Great Artesian Basin: a South Australian perspective     ...20

A research pathway to find out more about the GAB

September

Frank Wade: Setting up a spam filter in Outlook Express     ...8

Managing the junk

Frank Wade: Thinking of buying a new Mac?     ...9

Spoiled for choice?

Frank Wade: Mac OS 10.2     ...12

Out of the cage

Brian Plush: Getting started in Photoshop     ...14

Layers, layers, layers...

Brian Plush: A Photoshop story     ...19

Very (re)touching...

Adam C Engst: Mailing list manners 101     ...21

‘you don’t want to come across to others like you need a shower...’

October

Apple eNews: Mac OS X 10.2 tip     ...5

Screen shots

Peter Carter: Seen at...     ...7

Last month’s meeting, and the Buy, Sell, Swap

Peter Carter: Images in the September issue     ...10

Why it was 748K

Frank Wade: Reliability?     ...11

A Choice survey

Ian Boyce: Digital audio, part 1     ...12

Recording

Frank Wade: Compressing or archiving Outlook Express e-mails     ...14

Saving space

Frank Wade: Mac OS: Where is it going?     ...15

‘Mac OS X is a brand new Unix-based OS...’

November

Frank Wade: E-mail attachments to and from PC users     ...7

‘attachments can be sound, graphic or video files...’

Frank Wade: The move to X: death of Mac OS 9     ...11

OS 9 hardware compatibility is ending

Adam C. Engst: TidBITS Troubleshooting Primer, Part 1     ...12 (From TidBITS)

‘Be methodical’

December

Frank Wade: Broadband security issues     ...7

Firewalls, software and hardware

Frank Wade: Dealing with spam     ...9

Stemming the tide

Frank Wade: Improved Web searching     ...11

Condensed from TidBITS

Ian Boyce: Digital audio, part 2     ...13

Editing

Steve Cooper: Your home in Mac OS X     ...15

‘Mac OS X is inherently a multi-user system’

Steve Cooper: The Classic Environment     ...23

‘...integration of the OS X and Classic environments is quite seamless’

Adam C Engst: TidBITS Troubleshooting Primer, Part 2     ...28 (From TidBITS)

‘This is where experts come in’

Elena Rebuli: Next Byte places 13th in BRW Fast 100 National Competition     ...34

‘a true South Australian business success story’

February 2003

Frank Wade: Macworld Expo announcements     ...7

The latest hardware and software

Frank Wade: Another backup option     ...12

Megabytes in your pocket

Ian Boyce: Digital audio, part 3     ...14

Sound, analogue and digital

Peter Carter: George Boole     ...19

AND, OR, NOT, and all that

Peter Carter: That cover image     ...22

Cellular automata

Peter Carter: Style guide     ...25

Writing for AppleSauce

March 2003

Brian Plush: Colour to black and white and back again     ...7

As seen at the Photoshop Elements SIG

Brian Plush: Colouring in a black and white image     ...9

More from the Photoshop Elements SIG

Brian Plush: Saving selections     ...12

Simulating channels

Frank Wade: Understanding your optical drive     ...13

CD-ROM, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD-RW

Dick Johnson: Office for the ordinary user     ...17

The problem of buying an office suite

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