Washington Apple Pi Meeting This Saturday--Multiple Users

Here are the details. "Whether it's at home, work or school, Macs are often shared by multiple people. Fortunately Mac OS X is built from the ground up to be a multi-user operating system. At the Pi General Meeting on April 27, 2002 you will see how Mac OS X can solve the problems associated with sharing a Macintosh. Even if you're the only one using your Mac, knowing how Mac OS X sees you as one user, among a possible many, will help you feel more at home with Mac OS X. The program will include time for questions and answers. Steve Roberson, the presenter, is a principal at Zurka Interactive, a web development and interactive design firm. He's a relatively new member to Washington Apple Pi, but he's been a Macintosh enthusiast for fifteen years."