I'll be closed for business most of Christmas week and will have limited hours of operation throughout the holiday season. I should be back to my usual availability starting Jan. 2. As always, I remain available for quick phone consultations during this time except for Christmas Eve / Day and New Years Eve / Day.

That Mac Guy Macintosh Services (formerly TGP / The Grand Panjandrum Macintosh Services) offers comprehensive services for Macintosh users in the greater West Michigan area including, but not limited to, Muskegon, Grand Haven, Holland, and Grand Rapids. I am dedicated to providing the best possible experience at rates which are affordable for both the home and business user. I can design your entire business network, tutor you on the iMac in your home, repair or upgrade virtually any Macintosh model, or teach large groups in a classroom setting. See my services page for a complete list of services available.

	I offer both personal tutoring and group classes. If you are interested in a group class for your school, business, or other organization please contact me concerning group discounts. My tutoring and classes are both personable and fun. You will find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions concerning my classes on my Classes FAQ.

	I'm also a photographer. You can find a collection of my works available for purchase here.

	I also offer complete or partial website design, web-mastering, and a host of other website related services. These services are not limited to Macintosh users.

	Mac OS X is the default OS on all newly shipped Macintosh computers. All of my services are available for persons running Mac OS X (ten), as well as those running older (Classic) Macintosh operating systems (6.x - 9.x). If you aren't familiar with OS X, you might consider some personal tutoring or my Mac OS X class.

	If you haven't taken a look at Apple's hardware lately, you should definitely stop by Apple's website. As usual, nearly all of my services are available for both the newest and the oldest hardware.