Ray talked about configuring Apple's Mail program and importing email into Mail from other email clients.

David discussed SpamSieve, a client-side spam filter, and MailSteward, an email archiving application.

Ray Bowler talked about Graphic Converter, showing its ability to open troublesome image files and how it can do a few things Photoshop will not handle.

We talked about useful Shareware/Freeware/Donationware applications.

Check here for a list of software we discussed.

How to set-up a simple home network to share data between your home computers.

Josh More has fourteen years of experience in IT, and seven years working in Security. He has designed, developed, and implemented distributed Linux-based secure products. He has also been the lead for all technical security matters -- ranging from incident handling to prevention -- in multiple companies. From a business perspective, he has consulted on security policy, vulnerability analysis, and strategy.

Josh uses his degree in Physics, and years of experience in networking both machines and people, to take a multi-disciplinary approach to business and security-related problems. He also holds the following certifications:

* GIAC-GSLC (GIAC Security Leadership Certification)
* CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional)
* RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer)
* NCLP (Novell Certified Linux Professional)