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About this site — mac.nz is owned by Mark Webster, I am Mark Webster, an experienced writer and IT commentator with articles published over the years in Monitor, Stamp, Loose, Macguide, Tone, Maximum Rock ’n’ Roll, D-photo, NZ Classic Car, The Dominion Post, NetGuide, NZ Herald online and for PC World, and the author of the NZ history book Assembly: NZ Car Production 1921-1998 (Reed Books, 2002).

I am also a director of the CreativeTech conference.

I was the editor of NZ Macguide magazine for five years and I have worked exclusively with Macs for 22+ years. I have my own Apple-centric blog (mac-nz.com) and I write an Apple blog for the New Zealand Herald (Mac Planet). 

I am a speaker on Information Technology and automotive, historical and Apple subjects, and I work as a Mac trainer with wide experience. I have presented and trained at Natcoll, to MAINZ, for ImageText, to 3Media, MacMillan Publishing, Performing Arts School of the University of Auckland, to the Creative Technologies Faculty at AUT and for Microsoft, and to dozens of individuals and groups including SeniorNet.



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Where are the tips?

Friday, 23 April 2010

The regular Five Tip Friday pages appear every NZ Friday for about 12 hours, then disappear.

But don't worry! Subscribe to the free monthly MagBytes PDF newsletter and you'll get all the collated tips plus a lot more – articles demystifying Mac things, Apple, Mac and iPhone/iPad news and a list of the latest Apple updates. 
Not only that, with the latest version of iTunes (9+) just drag the MagBytes PDF (or any PDF) into the Books area (under Library) and they will be synced and available on your iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. 

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