Friday, September 30, 2005

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Monday, September 19, 2005

Wellington Meeting - 21 September

This Month - 21 September 2005 @ St Giles Church House Picasa 2 - Google’s free graphic manipulation software.

George Braithwaite will present an updated session of what he gave to the Hutt meeting a few months ago.

Sunday, September 18, 2005

Hutt SIG meeting links

Here are some of the links mentioned or viewed at the HuttSIG meeting on Monday night:

www.nzvotes.org - since it is election time

Google maps
- New Orleans

Blogger.com - create an account and sign in

Examples of blogs: Grow-A-Brain PalmAddict Interdictor (New Orleans reports) Hindesite Roland Piquepaille Marshall Brain

Search Technorati index of blogs for something that interests you

Google have just beta'd blog searching

Flickr - online free photo albums - sign up and start sharing your photos online

An example Flickr album and an example slideshow

Irfanview - image viewer with some exif/IPTC functionality

Exifer - specialised exif/IPTC editor with advanced functions

Fractals - have a look at some of the following: Grow-A-Brain Douglas Cootey Fractal Extreme Sharon Webb Kerry Mitchell

Did I miss anything? Let me know.

Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Megabyte Articles Wanted!

Come on members - send in your articles! I know lots of you have opinions on aspects of computing which you can share, or favourite programs or websites you would like to tell us about! What about those little short cuts you have learnt, or better ways of doing things?

I need articles for YOUR newsletter! I can cajole and persuade, but its nicer if I have more than I need at any time, so I can always fill up the pages with useful and interesting things. Cartoons, anecdotes, funny (but not rude) stories - whatever!

Send them to the Editor, Megabyte at elamr@paradise.net.nz

Sunday, September 11, 2005

Hutt SIG meeting, 12 September 2005

The Hutt SIG meeting on Monday will have a presentation on publishing to a weblog, how to put your images online, and the importance of the IPTC data embedded in your images. These are all especially useful if you wish to share photos with friends or family.

If you don't know what IPTC is, if you haven't used blogger.com, or visited flickr.com, you should make sure you attend this meeting!

See you there.