This index lists articles published in AppleSauce April 2004 to March 2005, and is incremented monthly. The regular items ‘AppleSauce this month’, ‘Presidential Keyboard’, and ‘Computing at Entropy House’ are not listed.
April
- The new committee ...7
- Who’s who
- Chris Marlow: Chris Marlow ...8
- New Committee member
- Frank Wade: President’s Report ...9
- The year past, and the future
- Peter Jenkins: Financial Report ...13
- Operating Statement For the Period 1-Jan-2003 to 31-Dec-2003
- Compiled by Brian Plush: Butcher paper ideas ...16
- What you wrote
- Judith Watts (navigator) and Grand Ward (pilot): Setting up iVisit ...19
- Special appearance by Joshua Bohmer...
- John Bohmer: General file maintenance ...23
- Keeping things in order
- Chris Marlow: Observing satellites, using your Macintosh ...26
- ISS, HST, Iridium...
- Matthew Kelsh: AppleTalk Australia ...31
- ‘...built with a community in mind’
- Peter Carter: A brief history of computing ...32
- ‘...History of computing in general...’
- Peter Carter: In the beginning ...33
- calculus n. a stone
May
- Michael Mason: The 2004 committee ...8
- New member: Michael Mason
- Peter Carter: Ten years on ...10
- The original electronic AppleSauce
- Peter Carter: Starting over again ...11
- Adobe discontinues FrameMaker for Mac
- Judith Watts: Did you know? ...15
- Formatting text with typewriter
- Brian Plush: Views of this planet of ours ...19
- ‘the images are free...’
- Brian Plush: Adjustment layers ...21
- ‘What colour do you want?’
- Brian Plush: Correcting perspective ...25
- ‘The front verandah poles are all crooked...’
- Peter Carter: The engines of Mr Babbage ...27
- ‘I wish to God these calculations had been executed by steam!’
- Author unknown: The rural Australia thesaurus of computer terminology ...31
- Definitions you were always afraid to ask for...
- Adam C Engst: Take Control of Spam with Apple Mail ...7
- The latest Take Control ebook
- Peter Carter: SIG preview: Word processing with style ...10
- ‘The Mac is not a typewriter’
- Judith Watts: and did you know? ...9
- Multiple copies
- Peter Carter: George Boole ...11
- AND, OR, NOT, and all that
- Gary Davies: Riding the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway ...15
- ‘Altogether a profoundly enriching experience...’
- Joe Kissell: Getting to know Apple Mail’s spam filter ...16
- Filtering the tide
- Adam C Engst: Take Control of What’s New in Entourage 2004 ...8
- Another new ebook
- Wacek Jedrzejczak: The trials of a CALD Mac User ...10
- The joys of Central European alphabets
- Judith Watts: iVisit news ...13
- New OS X version
- Brian Plush: Removing the date ...15
- Working with Photoshop
- Peter Carter: Word processing with style ...18
- ‘Thou shalt use styles’
- Peter Carter: Alan Turing ...11
- ‘Can machines think?’
- Judith Watts: The first mid-week meeting ...8
- ‘A good time was had by all’
- Ian Tucker: Making iMovies and iDVDs ...10
- Putting it all together
- Ian Bagust: Take Control of Making Music with GarageBand ...13
- ‘I learnt a lot more about GarageBand’
- Fred Showker: The top 10 tips to using e-mail ...15
- Ten years ago someone said: ‘E-mail is becoming a common means of communication between people.’
- Fred Showker: Avoiding new spam traps ...18
- ‘Protect yourself at all times’
- Peter Carter: ABC and ASCC ...20
- A small beginning, and a large one
- Judith Watts: The daytime meeting ...8
- Wednesday 18 August
- Peter Carter: Take Control of email with Apple Mail ...11
- Everything you wanted to know about Mail but didn’t know where to ask
- Joe Kissell: Working with outgoing attachments in Apple Mail ...14
- Excerpted from Take Control of Email with Apple Mail
- Verle Wood: Degunking Your Mac ...18
- ‘a book that makes a difference’
- Judith Watts: iVisit update ...20
- ‘a great way to meet our country members’
- John Bohmer: Optical media foundry: Part 1 ...22
- Making your own CD-ROMs
- Peter Carter: Where are we? ...27
- Connecting Mac and GPS with MacGPS Pro
- Peter Carter: Ultra secret ...33
- Computers at war: ENIAC and Colossus
- Judith Watts: Daytime meeting, 15 September ...8
- ‘Please take some lemons’
- Tim Newbery: Take Control of Buying a Mac ...10
- ‘How do you decide why, when, what, and where?’
- John Bohmer: Optical media foundry: Part 2 ...14
- Creating hybrid CD-ROMs
- Chris Marlow: Some Web sites of interest ...17
- Beginning a new series
- Peter Carter: Fundamental units and quantifiers ...19
- b or B, k or K, m or M?
- Tim Newbery: A couple of tips ...21
- Working with Mail and AppleWorks
- Peter Carter: Stored programs ...22
- ACE, Manchester Mark 1, EDSAC, EDVAC...
- Adam Engst: Two new ebooks for Word users ...9
- ‘Make the most of your investment in Microsoft Office by learning Word 2004’s new features!’
- Judith Watts: Daytime meeting, 13 October ...11
- Questions, answers, socialising...
- Judith Watts and Anthea Langeluddecke: From the Reception desk ...14
- Hints and tips
- John Bohmer: Optical media foundry: Part 3 ...16
- Burning with Toast
- Peter Carter: On presentations... ...20
- The AppleWorks presentation module
- Suchitra Govindarajan: Getting there with Google ...23
- Refining your searches
- Peter Carter: Software: the languages of computation ...33
- ‘Programs are for people to read, and only incidentally for machines to execute’
- Judith Watts and Anthea Langeluddecke: From the Reception desk ...7
- Name tags, questions, e-mail addresses
- Frank Wade: A broadband primer ...9
- Broadband usage increasing rapidly
- John Bohmer: Optical media foundry: Part 4 ...12
- Making audio CDs
- Peter Carter: PowerPoint corrupts ...16
- On presentations...
- Peter Carter: Australian firsts ...18
- CSIRAC, SILLIAC, UTECOM, WREDAC
- John Bohmer: Optical media foundry: Part 5 ...7
- Audio CDs with SoundStudio
- Peter Jenkins: Favourite utilities 1 ...9
- Useful tools
- Brian Plush: Favourite utilities 2 ...13
- Making life easier
- Frank Wade: AppleWorks and iWork: What’s the difference? ...15
- New software from Apple
- Greg Sharp: A great example of Mac user groups working together ...16
- ‘it’s more about that good feeling you get inside...’
- Lennier: Gospel of Tux found ...18
- From the Linux community
- Peter Carter: Hardware revolutions ...25
- Ferrite and silicon
- Peter Carter: AppleSauce: the CD collection ...8
- The entire PDF collection—so far
- John Bohmer: Optical media foundry: Part 6 ...9
- Backing up DVDs
- Peter Jenkins: Updating software ...14
- Minimising problems
- Peter Carter: Pages ...17
- Word processing with page layout
- Peter Carter: So that’s how it’s done ...23
- Interesting tips
- Peter Carter: The Web page ...26
- So many URLs, so little time...
- Fred Showker: Mac Annoyances... ...29
- New book stirs some thoughts of my own...
- Peter Carter: The central device ...32
- 4004, 8008, 8080, Z80, 6502, 68000, 8086...
- Peter Carter: From Nigeria, with intent ...39
- They’re still at it...
June
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August
September
October
November
December
February 2005
March 2005
