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Volume 20 No. 4

The

MacWest Memo

Page 6

March 9th, 2005

GENERAL MEETING

By Margit Hansson

MacWest Secretary

Attendance: 37 members and 3 Guests

Chairman: President Dale Marcell

Dale called the meeting to order at 19:40.

Quorum established.

Copies of Agenda were circulated and

approved.

The previous AGM minutes were

presented and read.

Motion: To adopt the March 10th, 2004,

minutes as read. Moved by Bryce Warner.

Seconded by Hube Start. Carried.

Reports:

President Dale Marcell: Dale especially

spoke of our web site, created and managed

by him. A good number of members had

responded to the questionnaire.

Vice President Robert Hausselman:

Robert spoke of the fact that much new

technology has been developed and that he

is looking forward to working with the club

in the coming year.

Secretary Margit Hansson: Margit spoke

of her role on the board. The consideration

of ideas and topics for Wednesday meeting

as well as attendance regarding new,

intermediate and long term members.

Treasurer Robert Scales: Robert, in detail,

explained the Financial Statement which

was enclosed with the March issue of our

newsletter. Our ending balance, $5,623.10

increased by $38.19 from the February 1,

2004, starting balance. Similar topic as last

year was discussed: Cost of Newsletter and

whether it should be changed to .pdf format

and whether some issues should still be

printed if changed to .pdf format. Tabled

for further discussions. Member, Roger

Smith would like to see a statement of assets

owned. A statement will be enclosed with a

future newsletter.

Motion: To approve the Financial Report

as read. Moved by Roger Smith. Seconded

by Eric Wolstenholme. Carried.

Annual General Meeting

Membership Report: Robert Scales

reported 22 new members and 70 renewals.

Motion: To approve Membership Report.

Moved by Roger Smith. Seconded by Robert

Hausselman. Carried.

There were no further reports.

Nominations:

Dale Marcell, Robert Hausselman, Robert

Scales, Terry Lawrence, Phil Beall, Ian

Birch, Nash Damji, Don Loftis, George

Wade, Pyaro Panjwani.

Motion: To declare the above list of

members elected to the new board of

directors for 2005/2006. Moved by Dale

Marcell. Seconded by Margit Hansson.

Carried.

Non-executive position: Scott Gilroy,

BBS Sysop.

As there was no further business

Chairman Dale Marcell closed the Annual

General Meeting at 21:05.

A little late in getting all my stutf together

having lost all my address's in the break in,

also they got my Backup, so if you want to

be on my list please mail me.

I hope you enjoyed the last tip we sent

you about cookies and security. Too many

cookies can load up your computer with

unwanted files, and expose your private

activities to others.

If you've ever wanted to change your

HOME-PAGE, I'm about to show

you how to do it now.

New Browser

In my last email, I said I would share a

new browser that is really great. The name

of this browser is Opera. Just look at some

of the great features.

Pop-up blocker

Opera Mail with SPAM killer

IRC-compatible chat

Newsreader

RSS newsfeeds

Integrated Google search

Small-Screen Rendering (SSR)

And the best part (in my opinion) is the

fact that instead of having multiple sessions,

you can have different 'windows' for all the

different sites you have open. This browser

is very stable. I've never seen it crash. You

can download it here:

http://www.freedownloadzone.com/opera

Have a great week!

Michelle

Apple plugs iTunes security

hole

By Macworld staff

Apple has addressed a security hole in

the iTunes Music Store that made it possible

to purchase songs that did not immediately

feature anti-piracy protection.

The hole was being exploited by DVD

Jon (Jon Johansen), famous for breaking

the encryption software that protected and

localized DVDs. He had found a way of

buying DRM-free tracks. Because the

iTunes Music Store didn't add the digital

rights management tag until after a track

had been bought and downloaded.

Apple released a statement yesterday

saying: "The security hole in the iTunes

Music Store which was recently exploited

has been closed, and as a consequence the

iTunes Music Store will now sell music

only to customers using iTunes version 4.7."

IE's seven days of grace

By Macworld staff

Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser was

unsafe for 98 per cent of 2004, according to

security firm ScanIT.

The researcher's controversial findings

also confirm Mozilla browser to have been

unsafe for a relatively short 15 per cent of

the year. ScanIT's figures come from a

survey of 195,000 Internet users.

Those using Firefox suffered the shortest

"exposure period" when a patch for known

vulnerabilities was not there.

Internet Explorer enjoyed only seven days

without being vulnerable between October

12 and 19.

ScanIT CEO David Michaux said: "For

200 days in 2004 ? that’s some 54 per cent

of the time - there was a worm or virus

exploiting one of those unpatched

vulnerabilities."

iPod Camera Connector now

available

By Macworld staff

Apple's iPod Camera Connector is now

available at Apple's online store.

The device enables a digital camera to be

connected to an iPod photo allowing photos

to be imported into the iPod.

The Camera Connector features a cable

for connecting to the iPod and a USB port

for connecting to a camera. Pictures load

IAN’S E-MEMO

Continued on page 10

Editor’s note: This is part

of Ian’s e-memo.

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