Apple Users Drop In

We're Back in Person!!!

Live and in person at Paradise Recreation Center 2nd Wednesday and 3rd Friday.

There are rules... of course.

IF YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO COVID, DO NOT SHOW UP!

If you need  to have a Zoom meeting, please request by emailing Jim - jrietz@mac.com

Welcome to the new normal for a while...

Hope you can make it!

MUD & AUDI are FREE!

No Membership
No Dues
No Fees
FREE, Free!

Residents of The Villages are Welcome to stop in and get help or training on anything Apple makes!

The Original Apple Help Meeting!

We have been helping residents with Apple products with one-on-one meetings for over 10 years! MUD started January 2009 by Tony Cottell. Thanks for the great idea!

Free Access to Lynda.com!

If you live in Lady Lake and have a library card for the Lady Lake Library (you can purchase one for $20/yr if you live outside Lady Lake- hint hint), you now have access to Lynda.com! The is huge!

Lynda.com is an online education company offering thousands of video courses in software, creative, and business skills. Founded in 1995, the company produces video tutorials taught by industry experts.

This normally costs $25/month and it is free for Lady Lake residents! You just need to get a library card (takes 4 minutes 37 seconds) if you don't have one and wait a couple of days for the data to reach Lynda.com.

MUD (Mac Users Drop-in)

This site is the idea of MUD founder Tony Cottell.  He wants new Apple (Macintosh & iOS) users to be able to learn the Apple simply and easily. No fancy books, no hard-to-follow videos, just Apple users helping Apple users.

MUD Macintosh Users Dropin
AUDI Apple Users Drop In

Hope you enjoy.

MUD meets every 2nd Wednesday at Paradise from 9 to noon.
AUDI meets every 3rd Friday at Paradise from 9 to noon.

How to get the Most out of a Help Session

1. Know your Resident ID number AND your 4-digit golf PIN number. (Both are necessary to connect to the internet)
2. Know the User Names and Passwords for all of your Apple accounts (often all the same) and for any accounts or applications you may need help with (Gmail, 1Password, web sites, encrypted files or disks, etc.)
3. Bring the device (Computer, iPad, iPhone, etc.) with you the help session. Most often, we can’t help if can’t see and work on the device.