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The document is the November 2001 newsletter for the Macintosh Users Group (MUG ONE) in Oneonta, New York. It details an upcoming meeting featuring a presentation on QuarkXPress 5.0 by Gerry Stoner, along with elections for group officers and a raffle for Office 2001 software. The newsletter also includes updates on library amnesty days, the opening of an Apple Store in Albany, digital photography tips from a guest speaker, new titles added to the library, and information about Microsoft updates for Office and Internet Explorer.

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