On Vacation
by Don Singleton
Tulsa Computer Society
From the July 2000 issue of the I/O Port Newsletter
At the May 15 Windows meeting I gave a program on how to get help for your
computer, and at the same time asked for help in several areas. This is
discussed in more detail in another article, but for the purpose of this
article one of the things I asked for were for people to volunteer to do
some programs for the Windows meeting. No one stepped forward at the meeting
to offer to do one, and no one has contacted me since that meeting, therefore
effective with the July meeting, the Windows Sig is on vacation, i.e. there
will not be a meeting. I will go ahead and bring the equipment to the June
19 meeting, and try to have something organized for that meeting, but unless
someone steps forward, either at that meeting, or before it, and agrees to
do a program or two, there will not be a July 17 meeting.
Several Sigs are shutting down for the summer, or at least part of it. The
Access meeting in July has been cancelled (July 4), but it will meet in
August. Investment had a June meeting,
but it will not meet in July or August, Midi Music is not meeting in
June, July, or August, and Quicken is also taking June, July, and August
off. People interested in Quicken may want to call Ken and assure him that
they will be attending once the group resumes in September because NO ONE showed
up for his May meeting. I know how I feel when the attendance is even just
a few people, so I really admire Ken in not just throwing the towel in on
the meetings altogether. I have not been able to reach the leader of the
Java group, but I have heard reports that it is not meeting, so I have
dropped it from the listing (if this is incorrect, please let me know).
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Don Singleton, President
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