The magazine of the Melbourne PC User Group


May
2009

Volume 26 Issue 4
Contents
  • el Presidente's RAMblings
    -- Keith Younger tells of what is happening around Melb PC User Group.
  • Publisher's Update
    -- Paul Zucker reminds us that there is more to Melb PC than the monthly meetings.
  • Google Apps
    -- Adam Turner continues his working with Google Apps as a one-stop shop for setting a up website.
  • Going Broadband
    -- Graham Dean shares his experience of "going broad".
  • Newsgroup Report
    -- Richard Solly tells what's been happening in the Melb PC Newsgroups.
  • Mobile Skype
    -- Adam Turner shows making Internet calls with release of Skype for iPhone and Nokia smartphones.
  • Yewell's Jewels
    -- Ryan Yewell has another mixed bag so there's something here for everybody.

PC Update: Production Editor:
David Hague
editor@melbpc.org.au 		PC Update: Reviews Editor:
Ash Nallawalla
reviews@melbpc.org.au 		PC Update Online:
Stan Johnstone
online@melbpc.org.au

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Reprinted from the May 2009 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia