Virtual OS/2 International Consumer Education
Costa Mesa, CA - The Southern California OS/2 User Group (SCOUG) today announced
that it will be exhibiting at this year's Warpstock event in Chicago. SCOUG, which
hosted the premier of the event last year, is the largest local OS/2 user group
in the U.S..
"Last year Warpstock defined a successful volunteer event. It was a smash,
and showed the widespread SOHO support that OS/2 enjoys," said Terry Warren,
SCOUG president. "This year promises to be even better, and we're excited to
be a part of it once again."
SCOUG expects to finalize plans for this year's Warpstock soon, but last year
the SCOUG booth included facilities for digital pictures for visitors, and was a
major gathering place for event visitors. In addition to participating at SCOUG's
booth, a number of SCOUG members will also give presentations as Warpstock speakers.
Questions may be directed to terry@scoug.com.
(For more information on SCOUG, please visit out website at http://www.scoug.com)
A new monthly OS/2 column, "Download!" by Paul Wirtz, has premiered
and is now online at http://www.scoug.com/os24u/1998/scoug807.2.download.html
In this new monthly column, Paul Wirtz describes the software that he feels
every OS/2 user should download and install.
In Paul's own words: "There's valuable software out there you don't know
about. It's easy to get and a lot of it is free. There's new stuff and old stuff,
big apps and little apps, all waiting for you to try them out."
In his premier column, Paul reviews:
- a "neat little utility" that enhances your desktop and is easy
to install
- a new DLL that noticeably improves the way things look on your screen
"I've always enjoyed seeking out the unknown programs that make life easier
for the average OS/2 user," Paul says. "With this new column, everyone
can share in the results of the hours I spend online."
Sponsored by the Southern California OS/2 User Group (http://www.scoug.com).
We are here to provide resources and feedback from a UK perspective for computer
users who are using or interested in using OS/2.
You can reach us at http://www.denzil71.demon.co.uk/os2
Agenda
1. Netscape tips -n- techniques
2. Demo: Netscape 4.04 !!!!!!!!
3. Borrello's Top Ten
4. Raffle: Java shirt and other stuff from IBM
5. News and Announcements
If you are in the Atlanta area, we'd love to see you there!
See our web site for directions: http://www.goldencode.com/atlos2/atlos2.html
Regards,
Roger Borrello
Atlanta OS/2 User's Group Secretary
Eddress: rfb@GoldenCode.com