The magazine of the Melbourne PC User Group


March
2009

Volume 26 Issue 2
Contents
  • el Presidente's RAMblings
    -- Keith Younger discusses various items on Melb PC business.
  • Publisher's Update
    -- David Hague introduces the articles in this issue.
  • OneNote
    -- Oscar Trimboli of Microsoft Australia, shares a few tips for using OneNote effectively.
  • Build a Video Editing PC
    -- John Westwood list his requirements for equipment for editing video.
  • Two Switches
    -- David Hague shares his solution to a problem that was literally so obvious.
  • iMovie '09
    -- Anthony Caruana takes a look at iMovie 09 for the Mac.
  • Canon 5600F Scanner
    -- Barrie Smith reviews one of the latest Canon scanners.
  • Adobe Dreamweaver CS4
    -- Drew Turney describes the tightening up of Dreamweaver's core features and well-timed additions.
  • Newsgroup Reports
    --  Richard Solly reports on what's been happening in the Melb PC Newsgroups.
  • Yewell's Jewels
    --  Ryan Yewell continues to trawl the Internet for those hidden gems.
  • Backspace
    --  The page where you'll find the stuff that didn't really fit anywhere else.

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 March 2009 issue of PC Update, the magazine of Melbourne PC User Group, Australia