Welcome from our President
You don’t know Mac?
We do! Come get your Mac on!
Our MUG may be small, but we’re always learning, teaching, and helping each other as well as any stray Mac (or PC) user who drops in. Our MUG is a friendly close-knit bunch with a great sense of humor. We invite you to visit us any time!
Larry P
Last Updated: November 13, 2009
About our MUG
Our general meetings are free and open to anyone from novice to switcher to power user—even Bill Gates. A typical meeting will have demos, news, and a QnA session. To find out when and where we meet jump over to our contact page and get customized google directions, or download the map and directions below-left.
About our Meetings
AAAMUG membership has a lot to offer, such as member discounts, ASDVD, tech support team, library of training materials (books, CDs, DVDs, video tapes, etc.), general meetings, special events, buyers guides, and more. Not to mention all the new friends you will make.
Advantages of Membership
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Will be held at the Times Record from 7 p.m. till 9 p.m. We will start off with MUG business. Then We will demo:
Snow Leopard part 3
There will be a question and answer period, X-Files (hints, tips, and basics) and more.
Note: We reserve the right to make changes to our meeting topics. Sometimes (rarely) a meeting may be canceled do to bad weather or other unforeseen circumstances. If you are on our mailing list we will notify you. Of course you can just check here before leaving for a meeting :-)
Countdown to our Next Meeting!
Next Meeting: December 1st
Download directions and a map
Visitors since Nov 1st 2009
We’re a nonprofit Macintosh User Group (MUG) dedicated to helping people in Fort Smith Arkansas and the surrounding area improve their computer knowledge and skills to reach their full potential. Sometimes we also dabble in other things Apple (e.g. TV, iPod, iPhone, etc.).
AirRadar allows you to scan for open networks and tag them for future use or filter them out. You can view detailed network information, graph network signal strength, and automatically join the best open network in range. You can also use it to help you place your wireless router in the best location.
Sections Updated: 11/13/09