Do You Use Macintosh Computers?
Are You Located in Island County, WA?
You've got MAGIC!
"Quid tergum tuum non purus?(What do you mean you didn’t back up your files?) "
Membership
Membership of MAGIC is free and open to anyone interested in Apple products. Membership will get you a monthly email about the upcoming meeting and the latest newsletter. Also announcements about upcoming classes. The newsletter provides warnings about any threats to your Macs or iDevices as well as a number of articles that we think will be of interest to our members, especially those who might qualify as "beginners".
MEETINGS ON ZOOM
Monthly meetings are generally on the third Wednesday of the month and are being held on Zoom. Anyone may ask to be included in the meeting by emailing MAGIC and asking to be included.
Everyone is encouraged to sent in questions ahead of the meetings at this MAGIC email. The MAGIC gurus will be able to research the questions and provide detailed andwers and presentations at the meeting.
All the presentations from January 2021 to October 2024 can be found on this website here.
Need a Mentor or help with your Mac Problems
Sometimes you just cannot wait until a MAGIC meeting to try and solve a problem and need to find a mentor or problem solver on Whidbey Island. Here is a page with some suggestions.
Donations
MAGIC accepts donations and class deposits using a PayPal account that has been established for the club. To make a donation, go to our donation page.
The MAGIC MacBook Pro, projector, screen, and iPad are available for members use
For more information go to the rental page of this website.
Donating and Recycling
There are many ways to dispose of your old computer equipment that are environmentally acceptable. MAGIC offers the chance to swap, sell, and buy equipment with other members - see the Swap Page of this site. Island Recycling in Freeland and Coupeville will accept all electronic equipment for recycling for a modest fee (about $10 per pound) - they can be contacted at (360) 331-1727.
Otherwise here is a site which describes all the alternatives that are available for donating and recycling computer equipment.
Internet Crime
Any one bothered by internet criminal activity should report it to the Federal Bureau of Investigation Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) at this web page. This includes phishing, malware, spoofing, any demand for money.
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This site last updated: 30 October 2024