The MUG Event Calendar for the Week of February 3: Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus, Drawing Programs and 30 Years of the Mac

MUG Event Calendar 2014

February’s first full week is quite busy on The MUG Event Calendar.

Bob “Dr. Mac” LeVitus will make his annual in-person visit to an Illinois group for pizza and Mac tips, a Washington D.C. group will show off drawing programs and the Wacom tablet, and another Illinois group will make their meeting a celebration of 30 years of the Mac.

Other topics for the week include “20 gadgets in 20 minutes,” Pages, a tech support workshop, CrashPlan and more.

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This week’s complete listings include:

Monday 3-Feb Naples MacFriends – Pages ’09
Rossmoore Macintosh Users Group – Facetime, iChat and Skype; Facebook and Twitter
Sydney Macintosh Users Group (Australia) – TBA
Gold Coast Macintosh User Group (Australia) – TBA
Virginia Macintosh User Group – TBA
Tuesday 4-Feb Danbury Area Computer Society – Windows 8.1
Seattle Xcoders – NS Coder night
appleJAC – "20 Gadgets in 60 Minutes & Christmas Gifts"
Silicon Mountain Macintosh User Group – Intro to SIGs
Sydney Macintosh Users Group (Australia) – TBA
Wednesday 5-Feb Chicago Macintosh Users Group – Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus
Lawrence Apple Users’ Group 2.0 – "Welcome to Macintosh: All Questions and Answers"
Fox Valley Macintosh Users Group – Pages
Naples MacFriends – Q & A Session
ApplePickers – TBA
Thursday 6-Feb
Friday 7-Feb
Saturday 8-Feb San Diego Macintosh Users Group – Tech Support Workshop
Silicon Mountain Macintosh User Group – Mixed Bag of Tricks
Hawaii Macintosh & Apple Users’ Society – Learning Clinic
National Capital Apple Macintosh Users Group – Drawing programs and the Wacom Tablet
Main Line Macintosh Users Group – CrashPlan
The Northwest of Us – Happy 30th Birthday, Mac!

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