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OS/2 USERS' GROUP MEETING: September 6, Chicago, IL
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (schmidtj@mcs.com)
Thu Aug 3 04:57:24 1995
To: os2ann.DISCUSS@bloom-picayune.MIT.EDU
Date: Thu, 3 Aug 1995 05:58:45 GMT
From: schmidtj@mcs.com
Reply-To: schmidtj@mcs.com
Submitted by: James Schmidt (schmidtj@mcs.net)
Source: James Schmidt (schmidtj@mcs.net)
Date received: 1995 August 2
Date posted: 1995 August 2
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NORTH SUBURBAN CHICAGO OS/2 USERS' GROUP
September 6, 1995 Meeting Agenda
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New User's Forum.
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OS/2 Virtual Conference Update (Part VI)
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Feature Presentation:
RICH MCGUIRE (IBM Endicott Labs) Presents "OBJECT REXX"
At the April, 1994 meeting of NSCOUG, Rick McGuire of IBM announced the
delivery of the first beta copy of Object REXX for OS/2 to David
Moskowitz. Since then, Object REXX betas have appeared on volumes 6, 7,
and 8 of the OS/2 Developer's Connection, and Object REXX will be
available soon on a future release of OS/2.
Rick McGuire is back again, this time to show you what the excitement is
all about. See Object REXX in live action, and how it promises to
revolutionize how you view your OS/2 system.
Please join us in what promises to be a most educational and
interesting presentation.
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Date: Wednesday September 6, 1995
Time: 5:30 PM. (New User's Forum)
Meeting Location:
Anixter Inc. Technology and Training Centre
852 Feehanville Drive
Mt. Prospect, IL 60056
Directions and map to the meeting location is available
on our WWW Site (see below).
RSVP's highly recommended.
Contact: James Schmidt
Phone: 708/317-7405
Internet: Mr.OS2@gco.com
schmidtj@mcs.com
Compuserve: 73447,607
NSCOUG WWW Home Page: URL http://nscoug.gco.com/
NSCOUG
Mission: Devoted to the exchange of information
related to all aspects of OS/2. We cater
to all users and potential users at all levels
of experience.
Membership Information: Membership is open to anyone with
an interest in OS/2 and is free
of charge.
