A lot of new Mac owners come looking for a way to edit Pure Edge forms on their new computers. Of course you can make use of Windows (through Boot Camp or virtualization) to run a copy, but there is a better way. It's not easily found from IBM, but there is a passable Mac version of the reader available through the Grants.gov website. You can download it for yourself here.

After almost two years of operation, the MMAUG is finally getting organized. After the appointment of temporary officers a few months ago a lot of work has gone into expanding membership and services as well as developing the shape of the organization. The result is the now-ratified constitution. Thanks to everyone who contributed!

We recently found an interesting article on Ars Technica that discusses the implications of modern techno-gadgetry (i.e. iPods) on the deployed warrior. An interesting perspective on recreation for the soldier in the information age and recommended reading for all Apple fans in the field. Read it here.

Homeworld 2 is a fantastic 3D space strategy game with a popular multiplayer component. With this small addition you can now show your service-pride by proudly displaying the markings of the United States Army, Navy, Marine Corps, or Air Force on your ships in online games. Get your copy here...

Over five years of work went into this collection of over 500 icons derived from USMC unit emblems. Download them in twenty-icon packs from the author's .Mac homepage...

This desktop image – derived from art on the home page – features the service seals on a reflective surface. Download the image here...

Addorn your desktop with multi-service photographs featuring the phrase "serve different." View the collection here...

An iFlash deck containing USAF brevity code words from AFTTP 3-1. This is a great study aid. Grab it here...

Want to tell others about the MMAUG? Email them this handy announcement card...