1st TUESDAY

April 1
6:30 – 8:00 PM
In-Person @ Saddlebrook

 

IN-PERSON HELP

In-Person Help Meetings involve members helping members with issues on their Apple devices. Helpers are always needed for the sessions! If we can not get enough helpers, these meetings are changed to Zoom.

Please let us know if you’d like to volunteer as a Helper to answer ?’s.

 

2nd TUESDAY

April 8
1:30 – 2:40 PM
via Zoom

 

 

Presentations

Presenter: Tony Crawford
Topic: Notes App
Presentations are usually recorded.  Zoom login details are sent via email and posted in our Forum on the calendar.

3rd TUESDAY

April 15
6:30-8:00 PM
In-Person @ Rohan

In-Person SIG

These in-person meetings are done in various formats.  It is usually a Q&A followed by a demo or SIG discussion.  We may even do an informal presentation if there is something special!  Please check our Meetings page or the calendar in our Forum for latest information.

MEMBERSHIP

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