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1508 NL August 5.Pages VOLUME 26, NUMBER 8 MAIN LINE MACINTOSH USERS GROUP AUGUST 2015 FOUNDED MAY 1989 CONTENTS MEETINGS - SECOND Format Change - Larger Font Size………..……1 SATURDAY OF THE MONTH MLMUG And Newsletter Info.…..……….………2-3 WWW.MLMUG.ORG Bookmarks: Automation & Increasing……...…..4-7 Unemployment Apple Watch - Familiar Path To Success……..8-13 8 Steps To Keeping Your Computer Safe..10-13 On The Internet Police Remove Cryptowall Malware…….…….…14 2015 Speaker Roster………………………………14 Vacation Month! Why Every Mac Needs A Little Snitch ……..……15 iPad Pro - An Evolutionary Product…..….….16-17 Needed………………………………………….…..17 Panorama Camera On iPhone Or iPad……..18-19 Stop Swiping Up To Kill iPhone Apps…………..20 Solving iPhone, iPad, & iOS Battery Drain….21-25 Customizing The Auto Lock Sleep Mode……….26 MLMUG Library Being Discontinued….……..…26 How to Customize Your iPad…………………27-28 iPad PDF Readers…………………………………29 How To Use Calendar App In iPad…………..29-30 3 Workshops - September MLMUG U………31-32 Survive Without Flash On Your Mac…..…..…32-34 Should You Shut Down Your Computer…………35 or Put It to Sleep? Use Separate Spaces & Multiple Monitors….36-37 External Drives - Ideal Way for Storage……..38-40 Office For Mac - A ‘First-Class Citizen’……..41-43 AI: Analogous Intelligence…………….………43-46 What Happens When I Die?……………..…46-48 AUGUST LOCATION FORMAT CHANGE - LARGER FONT SIZE Construction. No meeting this I need some input for you readers. I’m changing the font size from 10 to 12 to make the month. Enjoy a vacation! newsletter a bit more readable, particularly for those of us whose eyesight is not as keen as in past years. I tend to view PDFs at 125% or 150% so the smaller size is not a problem. I’m leaving the first three pages at 10 until I figure how to rearrange the pages into a 12 font. Maybe I never. Anyway, what do you think of the change in font size? Email me at [email protected]. "1 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 8 MAIN LINE MACINTOSH USERS GROUP AUGUST 2015 Typical Meeting Agenda Second Saturday of each month MLMUG Email list See www.mlmug.org for the meeting’s topic. The Main Line Macintosh Users Group has its own email list. Compose your letter and New Users SIG 9:00 - 9:05: Call to order in main meeting room. email it to [email protected] and You don’t have to wait a whole month to get your message will be sent to everyone on answers to your basic Mac questions! Get 9:05 - 10:05: Three Concurrent Special Interest the mailing list. Posting to this list is together with other members on the fourth Groups (SIGs) convene in separate restricted to MLMUG members. Contact Saturday (i.e., two weeks after each regular rooms. The three current SIGs are: Bob Barton if you are a member and you are meeting) for the Startup Folder Lite. not on the list. Newer Users- We cover the most basic Many new users have said that they can questions you may have about your Please observe rules of etiquette. See the learn much more from face-to-face meetings Mac/iDevices and how to use them. Yahoo Groups Terms of Service. The than they do from manuals or other sources. MLMUG list may be used to post Apple/ That’s what this meeting is all about. Go to Multimedia - We discuss using your Macintosh-related items for sale, but any www.mlmug.org/sfl.html for details. Mac/iDevices and applications for solicitation of members through the list is photo, video, audio, and print media. forbidden without the written consent of a Macintosh Programming SIG/ MLMUG officer. The list is hosted at Yahoo Philly Mac Programming Group Groups. OS - We go beyond basics to discuss The objective of this group is to help Apple’s current operating systems, using members become more familiar with the your Macs and iDevices, and various c o n c e p t s o f M a c i n t o s h a n d i O S applications. We also have Q&A. programming, i.e., the elements of the Macintosh GUI, user interaction, file system, 10:05 - 10:15: Continuation of Q&A for all attendees. etc., and the main Mac programming tools: AppleScript, Java, C, and Objective C. 10:15 - 10:30: Welcome and other business. The Philly Mac Programming SIG meets at 10:30 AM on the first Saturday of each 10:30 - 11:50: Main Presentation (by a member or month, but usually skips January and July. guest) Contact Deivy Petrescu, Chair, for venue information. www.phillymacprog.org. The 11:50 - Noon: Raffles and silent auctions. next meeting will probably be at Ludington Library in Bryn Mawr. Come join some fellow MLMUG members for lunch after the meeting at a nearby restaurant. "2 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 8 MAIN LINE MACINTOSH USERS GROUP AUGUST 2015 President, Program Director & Multimedia SIG Co-Chair Membership Information Vendor Liaison Dale Fletcher Membership dues are $25 for individuals Maria O. Arguello [email protected] and $35 for families. Memberships are [email protected] Newer Users SIG Co-Chair & based on your anniversary date, which is Newsletter Editor Vice President & Promotion Deputy Webmaster the month you joined. You will be e-mailed Mark Bazrod Director Bob Barton reminders when membership fee is due. Susan Czarnecki barton@bee,net Graphics Editor [email protected] If you’re just visiting to check us out, or if Sally Bazrod Newer Users SIG Co-Chair & you’ve been visiting for some time, but Treasurer, Membership & Facilities Apple User Group Ambassador Copy Editor Coordinator Michael Inskeep haven’t joined, consider these BENEFITS Deane Lappin Elliott Cobin [email protected] OF MEMBERSHIP: [email protected] Newsletter Graphics Editor • Monthly meetings, where you can Contributors & Authors Secretary & Newsletter Editor Maria O. Arguello Mark Bazrod Sally Bazrod learn, share, and meet everyone from Mark Bazrod [email protected] [email protected] working Mac professionals to new David Brooks Member-at-Large OS SIG Co-Chair Mac users from all backgrounds. Jo Cobin Kiera Butler Ben Romney • Monthly newsletter, which is full of [email protected] [email protected] Kathy Garges interesting Mac news, tips, and Multimedia SIG Co-Chair & OS SIG Co-Chair Jeff Gamet Educational Liaison information. Adam Rice Wil Gomez Linda McNeil [email protected] • Useful free items at the monthly Allyson Kazmucha [email protected] Ra$es. Social Secretary Scotty Loveless Librarian Gail Montgomery • Discounts. Vendors offer special Helge Gunther Farhad Manjoo [email protected] prices to User Group members. John Martellaro [email protected] Webmaster • Web Site with 12 months of Nana Kojo Mensah List Mom & Newsletter Copy Editor Deivy Petrescu MLMUG newsletters, meeting Walt Mossberg Deane Lappin [email protected] [email protected] information, a member directory, Daniel Nation directions to our meetings, and Tom Nelson much more! Our web site is Leo A. Notenboom www.mlmug.org. Shane • MLMUG Mailing List, to post MLMUG Journal Masthead technical questions or comments to Designed by Dale Fletcher each other and the experts within Based on prior designs by Marc the group. Robinson, Steve Evans & Bobby Permission is granted to nonprofit groups and other Macintosh User Groups to Foster reproduce items in this newsletter. Please include the author’s or artist’s name, the • Reviewers keep items reviewed. MLMUG Journal title, and our copyright notice. A copy should also be mailed to: Are you ready to join? Please make a MLMUG Journal is published Editor, MLMUG Journal, P.O. Box 1374, Southeastern, PA 19399 or emailed to check payable to MLMUG and bring it to monthly by the Main Line Macintosh [email protected]. a monthly meeting or mail it to: Users Group and is available online. It is produced using Apple Pages, with © 2015 Journal content not written by members is included courtesy of the sources or Treasurer, MLMUG the fair use doctrine. Product names & images are trademarks or copyrights of the a Helvetica Neue font (Same as P.O. Box 1374 respective owners. Yosemite). Southeastern, PA 19399 "3 VOLUME 26, NUMBER 8 MAIN LINE MACINTOSH USERS GROUP AUGUST 2015 Bookmarks not, it exemplifies serious questions for manufacturers, unions, workers and society in general. Automation And Increasing There are thousands of jobs and hundreds of thousands of tasks Unemployment which have the potential for being automated. Thus, it’s necessary to have some sort of conceptual model with which to view these By Mark Bazrod jobs and tasks to make the situation understandable. The best I have seen has four categories: routine versus non-routine and manual versus cognitive. Automation (sometimes referred to as computerization or robotics) is clearly increasing. Is significant and permanent structural Using this model, we can see some broad trends: unemployment a result? Economists have long said no, but more of them are now raising questions.. Kurt Vonnegut’s 1952 novel, Automation is no longer confined to routine manufacturing Player Piano, envisioned a society of just two classes, the larger of (manual) tasks. which was consigned to menial jobs. Automation of non-routine manual tasks is increasing. Automation of routine cognitive tasks is increasing. Automation of non-routine cognitive tasks is coming. Another approach poses an even more fundamental question. Is the situation one of the threat of automation or is it the opportunity for augmentation? Thus, do we ask “What tasks currently performed by humans will soon be done more cheaply and rapidly by machines?” or “What might people achieve if they had better thinking machines to assist them?” You can say that automation starts with a baseline of what people do in a given job and subtracts from that while augmentation starts with what humans do today and figures out how that work can be improved rather than diminished by a greater use of machines.
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