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* [[MacBuild Desktop Build]] - assemble and build up various types of built-in CRT/LCD and PowerMac systems | * [[MacBuild Desktop Build]] - assemble and build up various types of built-in CRT/LCD and PowerMac systems | ||
* [[MacBuild Laptop Build]] - become a veritable Dr. Frankenstein of Apple laptops as you take two or more dead systems to make one fully-functioning machine | * [[MacBuild Laptop Build]] - become a veritable Dr. Frankenstein of Apple laptops as you take two or more dead systems to make one fully-functioning machine | ||
| + | * [[MacBuild Vintage Build]] - get hands on experience with the history of the personal computer by working with vintage Macintosh hardware and software | ||
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* [[Linux PPC Testing]] -- ''In Progress'' | * [[Linux PPC Testing]] -- ''In Progress'' | ||
* [[Mac Recycling Guide]] -- ''In Progress'' | * [[Mac Recycling Guide]] -- ''In Progress'' | ||
| − | + | * [[Mac Laptop Troubleshooting Guide]] -- ''In Progress'' | |
| + | * [[Mac Desktop Troubleshooting Guide]] -- ''In Progress'' | ||
[[MacBuild en Espanol | En Espanol]] | [[MacBuild en Espanol | En Espanol]] | ||
Revision as of 16:37, 17 July 2012
The ProgramMacBuild is a post-Build program available to volunteers who have completed the Build program and are looking for something new and different. The MacBuild area works with desktops, laptops and accessories manufactured by Apple. We pride ourselves by standing out from the rest and encourage the exchange of ideas in building these computers. Come on by and think different! Be sure to check out: MacBuild Instructor Duties AreasThe are a few areas available in MacBuild. There is presently no general sequence or progression to the various areas, but new volunteers will generally start by working in MacBuild's Eval are to develop some familiarity with the different types of systems they will be working with.
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