dBug June Main Meeting Seattle, WA

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dBug June Main Meeting When: 6:30pm - 9:00pm on Wednesday, June 14, 2005 Where: dBug Resource Center

Are you happy with iTunes? Who isn't? Ready to get more out of iTunes by turning an old Mac into a music server? So are we! Join us at our next Main Meeting where we'll explore cool new ways of using iTunes throughout the home or office.

It'd be a shame if we setup a nice music server and then had to actually get up out of the chair to pause the music or switch songs. We spoke with a few friendly software developers and they were able to solve our dilemma. We will be demonstrating netTunes, Salling Clicker, and webRemote to ensure that we can access our iTunes server from anywhere.

The big raffle this month includes copies of each of the programs we will demonstrate and an older Macintosh computer which is already setup as a Music Server, so mark your calendars, or better yet, subscribe to

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		dBug June Main Meeting Seattle, WA M$ charges for AV to protect their poorly designed os. &A#JD1Tg!d8 You have to scroll down the web page to find the brief article. I) Windows Live OneCare: Essentially this is an additional $50... dBug June Main Meeting When: 6:30pm - 9:00pm on Wednesday, June 14, 2005 Where: dBug Resource Center Are you happy with iTunes? Who isn't? Ready to get more out of iTunes by turning an old Mac into a music server? So are we! Join us at our next Main Meeting where we'll explore cool new ways of using iTunes throughout the home or office. It'd be a shame if we setup a nice music server and then had to actually get up out of the chair to pause the music or switch songs. We spoke with a few friendly software developers and they were able to solve our dilemma. We will be demonstrating netTunes, Salling Clicker, and webRemote to ensure that we can access our iTunes server from anywhere. The big raffle this month includes copies of each of the programs we will demonstrate and an older Macintosh computer which is already setup as a Music Server, so mark your calendars, or better yet, subscribe to List \| Previous \| Next



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