MacTown will present its second free IT Seminar for business IT decision makers in the Dayton area. Whether you’re already working with Macs or you’re just curious about adding them to your network, these informative seminars will support your IT research and development process. This seminar will focus on methodologies for optimizing Mac-based IT deployment and will address the following specific topics:

• Apple Software Restore
• NetBoot
• NetInstall
• NetRestore
• Apple Remote Desktop
• Carbon Copy Cloner (Bombich Software)
• Automated Configuration

This MacTown presentation will feature the kind of real-world examples that take the guess work out of IT management and optimization. Special Q&A periods will also be held after this session for attendees with questions about their specific business needs and circumstances. The presentation is set to begin on Thursday, July 8th, 2010. Two time slots will be available for these 1 hour seminars, Noon to 1PM, or 6PM - 7PM.

Registration for this seminar is by RSVP only, please contact  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it today to reserve the time slot you prefer.

This message is intended to inform DCS members and other interested parties about upcoming events that serve as continuing education opportunities. DCS is pleased to help promote this and future events for MacTown. MacTown is a Gold Level Sponsor of Dayton Creative Syndicate. For more information about DCS or setting up a sponsorship customized for your business that targets our membership and readers please vist our website: CreativeSyndicate.org or contact our Sponsorship Coordinator, Britni Marcum directly.

Every July for the past 20 years, Epilepsy Foundation of Western Ohio has held a huge mud volleyball tournament. Teams head out for the day, get muddy, drink beer, and everybody has fun. All while raising some cash for a good cause. This year's theme is Muddy Gras, and it all happens on Saturday, July 10.

This year's Muddy Gras planners came to DCS for a logo, poster, and web graphics. DCS member Lindsey Kellis designed the materials, including the logo, creating a Mardi Gras mask that strikes a perfect balance of both colorful and muddy at the same time. Lindsey is a multimedia designer at Real Art Design Group.

Learn more about Muddy Gras at DaytonMud.com

For more info about DCS public service, contact Public Service Coordinator Cherissa Fenwick.

Atomic Interactive would like to invite DCS members to join in their t-shirt design contest, co-sponsored by Four Ambition. Please check out their Facebook page for details, a template, and how to submit.

Attention DCS Members! The Epilepsy Foundation hosts a mud volleyball tournament every year to raise money for the important work they do. This year, Lindsey Kellis designed the logo and poster for the event as part of a DCS public service project. To say thanks, the Epilepsy foundation invited us to form a team.

If you're interested in joining in all the muddy fun, (and you're a DCS member) please send an This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it right away - We have room for 10 team members, first come, first serve.

Please put in your email:
•    Name
•    HOME address     (The registration form says that for liability reasons, this must be your home address, not work)
•    Phone number (preferably cell)
•    E-mail address
•    T-shirt size

Lindsey will contact you.
You will have to sign a Release of Liability waiver to participate.

Details

• July 10, 2010
  
• www.daytonmud.com

Any questions: email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it