Meeting Schedule for
Sunday, May 1, 2005

by Herbert Wong, Jr., caleditor@noccc.org - April 23, 2005 at 03:23:05:

Important Scheduling Changes

9:30 a.m.	Digital Photography SIG	Time changed from 2:30 p.m. to 9:30 a.m.!
9:30 a.m.	Computer Essentials SIG	New SIG. See notice below.
9:30 a.m.	New Technologies	On hiatus this month.
11:15 a.m.	Office Suites SIG	Not currently meeting.
2:30 p.m.	Assistive Technology SIG	New SIG. Computers offer many enhancements that make it easier for people who have additional visual or physical requirements. Many software and hardware accessibility features will be examined in depth each month..
2:30 p.m.	Digital Photography SIG	Moved to 9:30 a.m..
2:30 p.m.	Hardware Essentials SIG	Meeting with Steve Gibson in Irvine Hall

Computer Essentials SIG

The Computer Essentials SIG (special interest group) will introduce you to the world of computing. You’ll learn to sit, crawl, stand, walk, and run a computer with confidence. You’ll start at the beginning, continue until you reach the end, and, then, stop.

Each monthly session will introduce the essentials of using a computer. Over the course of our meetings, you’ll learn the correct way to use a mouse and keyboard, text editing, word processing, file management, anti-virus scanners, spreadsheets, taking care of you computer, fonts, web browsing, newsgroups (UseNet), printing, scanning, file formats, and much more.

Please e-mail computeressentialssig@noccc.org if you plan to attend. Please include a little information about yourself, such as your computer experience, what kind of computer you use, what operating system you use, and any other information that might be of interest to you. Tell your friends, too!

For further information see the
Computer Essentials SIG Announcement.

General Meetings

Digital Photography (9:30 a.m. in Irvine Auditorium)

Photography Technology Evolution, Part II

Gregory A. Rager is a free-lance photographer (1980) and active practitioner of 19th Century Processes (1984), Greg uses cameras ranging from the medium format Hasselblad to vintage 12x20 inch field cameras... and everything in between! During this time, he has lectured on the history of photography and related processes at California State University (Long Beach), Cypress College, Photography Clubs, Historical Societies, and the Sierra Club. He lectured for six years on fine art processes, printing processes, photographic processes at the Los Angeles and New York International Art Expositions... and in July, 2001 became an International Presenter of Historical Processes during a trip to Australia!

In addition to being an instructor in Historical Photographic Processes, Photo-graphics, Wedding, Zone System, and Basic photography courses at Cypress College, Cypress, California and at Mount San Antonio College (Mt. SAC), Walnut, California. Greg has worked on conservation of vintage images and digital restoration for the National Park Service, Death Valley, California and Mill Valley Friends of the Library, Mill Valley. He holds a Lifetime College Teaching Credential, a University Certificate in Technical Writing, and a Master’s Degree in Technology Education from California State University, Long Beach.

Presented by Greg A. Rager (http://www.historicalprocesses.com/).
SIG leader: Jim Morrison (jimless@adelphia.net)

Main Meeting (1:00 p.m. in Irvine Auditorium): Main Operational Concepts Behind Modern Crytography
Industry icon Steve Gibson (author of Spinrite and Shields-Up, former-columnist for InfoWorld, etc.), Gibson Research Corp. (http://wwww.grc.com), will make another exciting presentation to our Main Meeting audience.
Steve plans on detailing private key, public key, secure hashing, digital document signing, cryptographic random numbers ... and all that.
Presented by Steve Gibson (http://www.grc.com/).
SIG leader: George Margolin (inventor@pobox.com)

8:30 a.m. SIGs

Visual Programming I (Science 109): Visual Basic and Visual Basic Script for Beginners.
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)

9:00 a.m. SIGs

AutoCAD (Science 203): AutoCAD computer aided design (CAD).
SIG leader: Joe Mizer (jmmizer@juno.com)
Linux for Desktop Users (Wilkinson 111): Desktop applications under Linux.
SIG leader: Bob C Ray (bobcray@pacbell.net)
Visual Programming II (Science 109): Visual C++ and Visual J++ for beginners.
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)

9:30 a.m. SIGs

Computer Aided Investing (Wilkinson 221): Investment strategies, techniques, and software.
SIG leader: Bob Krishfield (bobkrish@socal.rr.com)
Computer Essentials (Science 111): An introduction to computers and applications for the uninitiated. See description at top of page. This month we'll look at icons, folders, and shortcuts.
SIG leader: Herbert Wong, Jr. (NOCCCCESIG@SingularityTechnology.com)
Consignment Table (Science Courtyard): NOCCC members take the opportunity to sell their computer wares for a small commission.
Consignment Table Coordinator: Cathy Shimozono (shimca@charter.net)
Digital Photography (Irvine Hall): See General Meetings - Digital Photography SIG at top of page for description.
SIG leader: Jim Morrison (jimless@adelphia.net)
Linux (intermediate) (Wilkinson 111): Linux operating system for programmers and system administrators.
SIG leader: Bob C Ray (bobcray@pacbell.net)

10:00 a.m. SIGs

Linux for Server Administrators (Wilkinson 111): Linux operating system for programmers and system administrators.
SIG leader: Bob C Ray (bobcray@pacbell.net)
Vendor sales (Science 127): Vendors sell their computer wares to our members.
Vendor Sales Contact: Jim Sanders (jsanders@ligasmicro.com)
Visual Programming III (Science 109): Intermediate and advanced Visual Basic
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)

11:15 a.m. SIGs

Computer Security (Science 203): Also, now meeting on the World Wide Web.
SIG leader: David Keays (rdksoft@sbcglobal.net)
Linux Programming Concepts (Wilkinson 111): Linux operating system for programmers.
SIG leader: Bob C Ray (bobcray@pacbell.net)
Macintosh (Wilkinson 221): Apple software.
SIG leader: Claire Lemire (clemire@ucdavis-alumni.com)
Office Suites!, Etc. (): Office suites applications. Not currently meeting.
SIG leader: ()
PC Question and Answer (Irvine Hall): Jim Sanders will demonstrate, answer questions, and solve problems.
SIG leader: Jim Sanders (jsanders@ligasmicro.com)
Understanding Operating Systems (Science 306): Get help with DOS, Windows 3.1/9x/ME, OS/2, etc.
SIG leader: Charlie Moore (mooreca@aol.com)
Visual Programming IV (Science 109): Office 97 program development using Visual Basic
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)

12:00 p.m. SIGs

PIG SIG (Argyros Hall Cafeteria): Socialize and dine in Chapman University's fine dining hall.

1:00 p.m. SIGs

Main Meeting (Irvine Hall): See Main Meetings at top of page.
Presentation coordinator: George Margolin (inventor@pobox.com)

2:30 p.m. SIGs

Assistive Technology (Science 306): Computers offer many enhancements that make it easier for people who have additional visual or physical requirements. Many software and hardware accessibility features will be examined in depth each month.
This month will examine various ways that computer and related technology can assist people with hearing difficulties.
SIG leader: Elise Edgell (EliseME@aol.com)
Digital Photography (): Moved to 9:30 a.m.
SIG leader: Jim Morrison (jimless@adelphia.net)
Genealogy (Science 111): Discover your family history with modern tools.
SIG leader: John Johnson (jrosjohnson@juno.com)
Hardware Essentials (Irvine Hall): Follow up to Steve Gibson
Everyone will want to hear Steve Gibson finish his presentation at the Main Meeting. We'll stay in Irvine Hall unless Steve finishes before 2:30 p.m.
SIG leader: Herbert Wong, Jr. (NOCCCHWSIG@SingularityTechnology.com)
OS/2 (Science 203): OS/2 news and installation.
SIG leader: ()

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Meeting Schedule for Sunday, May 1, 2005

Important Scheduling Changes

Computer Essentials SIG

Meeting Schedule for
Sunday, May 1, 2005