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Meeting Schedule for
Sunday, October 1, 2006

by Herbert Wong, Jr., caleditor@noccc.org - September 28, 2006 at 09:28:06

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November 5, 2006
February 2007
NOCCC
Electronic Waste Collection Day

The use and abuse of personal computers has created a tremendous problem. How is computer equipment to be properly disposed so that the hazardous substances (such as lead, nickel, mercury, beryllium, cadmium, chromium, and zinc) do not contaminate the environment?

NOCCC has the solution!
For one day, we will give members an opportunity to safely recycle their useless equipment.
Products may include televisions, monitors (CRT, LCD, and plasma), laptop computers, PDAs, VCRs, printers, cell phones, desktop computers, calculators, and audio-video equipment. Each item must be in a safe to handle condition (no broken glass, no foreign toxic chemicals, no dangerous condition).

Bring these items to the Sunday, November 5, 2006 meeting. Go to the Chapman University Hashinger Science Center parking lot.
Not all items are acceptable. Talk to the NOCCC volunteers about what items will be taken. Do not leave any items in the parking lot unless instructed to do so.
NOCCC reserves the right to refuse any and all items.



Recycling courtesy of:

Omni Technics, Inc.

www.ca-recycle.com
3401 Cerritos Avenue
Los Alamitos, California 90720
(562)627-1910


NOCCC Celebrates
30 Years!

Remember gifts of pearls...

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Important Scheduling Changes

9:30 a.m.
 Computer Essentials SIG Room changed to Science 306
9:30 a.m.
 Computer Aided Investing Room changed to Science 111.
11:15 a.m.
 Amibroker New SIG. Science 111. For beginners and experienced users, learn how to use and apply AmiBroker for investing and trading, share ideas and software.

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!

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General Meeting
Main Meeting (1:00 p.m. in Irvine Auditorium)


Transferring Video Tape to DVD

Ivan Randall will demonstrate converting Analog Video (VHS, Hi-8, Beta, etc) to DVD. Also, audio transfer of LPs and cassettes to CD, MP3 & more using ADS Corp. hardware.



Presented by Ivan Randall, ADS Tech (www.adstech.com).
Presentation coordinator: (programs@noccc.org)

This month's raffle includes Smart Computing (one-year magazine subscription) , and Executive Software Undelete v. 5 (software) and C++ Common Knowledge - The Art Of Computer Programming (book).

The Member-only prize (requires member to wear badge to get a free ticket) will be Printshop 21 and Autoworks Nokia Smartworks.

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 117)
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 (New room - Science 111)
Investment strategies, techniques, and software.
Review how market reacted after Fed meeting and project what lies ahead. Look further into long term investing strategies and how to select stocks and mutual funds that will tolerate market swings and the up-coming 4 year bottom.
SIG leader: Bob Krishfield (bobkrish@socal.rr.com)
Computer Essentials (New room - Science 306)
Computer basics for new and inexperienced users.
SIG leader: Elise Edgell (EliseME@aol.com)
Consignment Table (Science Courtyard)
NOCCC members take the opportunity to sell their computer wares for a small commission.
Consignment Table: Cathy Shimozono (chatty.cathy@charter.net)
Consignment Table: Richard Miller (rrrmil@yahoo.com)
Digital Photography (Irvine Hall)
Learn how to fix bad photos. Bring your photos in and we’ll see how to fix them.
Attend the SIG and help pick future program topics.
SIG leader: Larry Klees (lklees@dslextreme.com)
Linux (intermediate) (Wilkinson 117)(Moving to Wilkinson 111 in November)
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)
Visual Programming III (Science 109)
Intermediate and advanced Visual Basic
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)
11:15 a.m. SIGs
AmiBroker (Science 111)
New SIG!  For beginners and experienced users, learn how to use and apply AmiBroker for investing and trading, share ideas and software.
Continue with demonstrations of charting and begin with introducing and explaining the Automated Analysis window functions. Members should have purchased the AmiBroker program and registered by the time of this meeting. See http://www.bobsden.org/amibroker/ for detailed instructions and downloads.
SIG leader: Bob Krishfield (bobkrish@socal.rr.com)
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)
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: (programs@noccc.org)
2:30 p.m. SIGs
Genealogy (Science 111)
Discover your family history with modern tools.
SIG leader: John Johnson (jrosjohnson@juno.com)
Hardware Essentials (Science 109)
Flatbed Scanner Technology
Convert photographs and paper documents into electronic images and documents.
SIG leader: Herbert Wong, Jr. (NOCCCHWSIG@SingularityTechnology.com)
OS/2 (Science 203)
OS/2 news and installation.
SIG leader: Steve Schiffman (SteveS@scoug.com)
Future Confirmed NOCCC Meeting Dates
Sunday, October 1, 2006
Sunday, November 5, 2006
Sunday, December 3, 2006
Sunday, January 7, 2007

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