The magazine of the Melbourne PC User Group |
April 2008
Volume 25 Issue 3
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Contents
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- President's Update
-- Lyn Goodall talks about Malware and various committee items.
- Publisher's Update
-- David Hague explains the difference between fonts, spacing, and layouts. -
Eee, Bah Goom
-- David Hague finds a $500 "baby" notebook PC has definite advantages.
- Yoggie Gatekeeper Pico
-- Ash Nallawalla reviews a security system that fits into a normal USB
port. - Adding Audio To Powerpoint
-- Neil Muller shows how to add music to a PowerPoint presentation with
minimum file size.
- Question & Answer
-- George Skarbek answers those common but niggling questions about your PC. -
Book Reviews
-- David Hague reviews three books and introduces publishing through Lulu.
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Reprinted from the April 2007 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia

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