The following message threads appeared recently on one or more of the Pi’s members-only forums found here: http://tcs.wap.org/. The TCS is best place I know for members to seek answers to questions about their Macs or about the services offered to members by the Pi; I check it daily.
To find help on how to start using the TCS to your advantage, go here:
A Brief User’s Guide to the Washington Apple Pi (one Web page):
http://www.wap.org/journal/userguide/
Guide for Users of the Washington Apple Pi’s TCS (downloaded PDF file):
http://www.wap.org/parts/tcsusersguide.pdf
"Do I need antivirus software" started Nov 04 2005
URL: http://tcs.wap.org/topic?b=macos&top=5936
Keywords: security, Mac OS X vulnerability to malware, viruses
Abstract: This message thread discusses anti-virus software for the Mac, what software is now available, whether such software is useful on Macs, and the most important steps to be taken to protect Macs from malicious software attacks of any kind.
"More Verizon DSL" started Nov 22, 2005
URL: http://tcs.wap.org/topic?b=inet&top=3124
Keywords: Verizon DSL; Home networking; Installation; firewall; router
Abstract: This thread discusses procedures for letting multiple computers share the same DSL connection. Desirable features of routers and firewalls are discussed. Differing approaches to setup and installation are considered. Users are cautioned to avoid the materials provided by ISPs as these often fail to make proper use of the facilities built in to MAC OS X.
"Security Update 2005-009" started Nov 29, 2005
URL: http://tcs.wap.org/topic?b=macos&top=6053
Keywords: security, Mac OS X updates, malware, Trojan horses, worms
Abstract: This thread discusses the latest Security Update from Apple for Mac OS X and why keeping up with these updates on your Macs is so important.
"TextEdit's built-in outlining" started Dec 1, 2005
URL: http://tcs.wap.org/topic?b=apps&top=1182
Keywords: outlining; Mac OS X hidden features; TextEdit
Abstract: This thread points out some key strokes that make hierarchical lists easy to create and navigate in the handy document editor that comes with Mac OS X.