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iLife: Making The Most Out Of Your Digital Life

Contributed by Beth Rugg on 09/20/06 

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The Park School of Communication and Information Technology Services are pleased to co-sponsor an iLife Overview by Apple Computers. This presentation will take place on Thursday September 28th in the Park Auditorium from 8-10:45 am and 6:30-9 pm and is open to all IC community members.

This program will show you how to use the iLife suite of software on the Mac (iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, iWeb and Garageband) to collect, organize and edit the various elements of your digital life and transform them into mouth-watering masterpieces with Apple-designed templates. You can then share the magic moments in beautiful books, colorful calendars, dazzling DVDs, perfect podcasts, and attractive online journals.

If you recently purchased a Mac Book Pro laptop under the Park laptop program, are a long time Mac user or are thinking about switching from a PC to a Mac, come and learn from the experts!

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iLife: Making The Most Out Of Your Digital Life Comment from scodner1 on 09/21/06
Yea! for the Park School and their integration and awareness that Apple
computer is a viable tool not only in the educational field, but has a place in the
business world as well. Let's not even talk about personal creativity. Windows
can't even touch Mac and OS10 when it comes to this.

One of the major selling points for me to return to the Park School and IC in
general was their integration of Apple technology and their awarness that there
is an alternative when it comes to two dimentional, constantly crashing, virus
prone, non user friendly Windows.