“Aaagh!” says, anonymous member. ‘Why can’t I log in?”
If you have this problem, then our web developer Glen is coming to sort it out! Bring your internet enabled device to the June Day Meeting - mobile phone and, or, tablet. Glen will sit with you and work on your log in problem. The website has been checked and from the backend there appear to be no problems, so we are mystified as to why it’s happening.
Glen will be with us at about 10.30 and stay for a while to sort your issue. Hopefully, he won’t need to stay for long because that will mean your log in problem is solved! So this is your opportunity for a one-on-one with Glen. Put a reminder in your diary now to bring your phone and tablet to the June Day Meeting.
You may have noticed that all the recent blog posts have been set as ‘News’, which means anyone on the planet can read it - they are ‘public’. Once we sort out these pesky problems, we can once again keep our in-house stuff private with the ‘Members Only’ posts.
The AV system at the Masonic Hall is slowly getting sorted and shortly we hope to be able to use the big drop down screen to explore, bit-by-bit, the website so members can use it with ease. It would be lovely if in the future the Masonic Hall provided wi-fi, but at the moment we have to rely on ‘hot-spots’ which consume energy and data. More about that later as we progress down this path.
Robin were you able to get the name of the book that guest on 20th June recommended as a reference book
The book that Mary Hitchens recommended is ‘Back Basting Applique Step-by-Step’ by Barbara Eikmeir. Yes, we have ordered a copy from overseas – may take some time to get to us. In the meantime, there were a couple of copies left for sale on ‘Fishpond’ – an Australian site with free postage – if you want your own copy. Good luck. Mary’s demo certainly peaked a lot of interest in applique, as did Jacquie Andertons’.