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Bob Morgan
Robert makes house calls.
Contact him at: remorgan@mac.com
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Edie Dougherty
Edie does hands-on training on your own Mac.
Get the most from OS X apps.
Phone: 760-333-0070
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Chari Godakanda
www.thestudiops.com
Chari teaches hands-on workshops
for PhotoShop and digital photography.
2612 South Cherokee Way, Palm Springs, California 92264 Email: chari@thestudiops.com
Phone: 760.202.1555
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Apple Store El Paseo Village
73-445 El Paseo (at San Pablo), Palm Desert, CA 92260
Phone: 760) 862-9710
Design/Publishing
Video/Multimedia
Web Solutions/Internet
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Best Buy
www.bestbuy.com
44-449 Town Center Wy, Palm Desert, CA 92260
Phone: 760-776-1068
79220 Hwy 111, La Quinta, CA 92253
Phone: 760-396-9368
1650 2nd St, Beaumont, CA 92223
Phone: 951-845-1194
Apple authorized repair service - Carry-in only
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Denise Welch
Computerworks
One-one-one onsite help. We support both Macintosh and Windows PCs. $95 per hour - 1 hour minimum. No travel fee in Coachella Valley. Phone: 760-341-3438.
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iNvision
www.invisioncomputing.com
71680 Hwy. 111, Suite E (just west of The River),
Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 Phone: 760-837-0070.
Apple authorized sales and service. Upgrades, repairs (both in and out of warranty), refurbishing. One-on-one training $25/hr. Seminars on apps and basic use. In-home installation. One hour of free training with purchase.
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SPACER
Macs can have their own special brand of problems. Apple’s support site has effective forums, but sometimes they can turn into complaint centers where everybody acknowledges having the problem, but no one seems to have a solution.
CNet’s MacFixIt.com gets around this by taking select Apple forum questions and answering them on its site. In one post, a Mac user wrote on an Apple forum that he was experiencing problems with Time Machine backups. Most of the thread’s other users chimed in only to say that they had the same problem. MacFixIt then stepped in and offered its solution.
In addition to an active forum, MacFixIt also offers useful tutorials with digestible instructions, and explanations, on everything from sleep problems to reinstalling your system.
Of course, it’s better to find advice for your exact Mac. Everymac.com’s Q.& A. section is broken down by model, so if you’re dealing with MacBook Pro problems, you can go to that section.
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