Meeting Schedule for
Sunday, July 06, 2003

by Herbert Wong, Jr., caleditor@noccc.org - June 29, 2003 at 06:29:03:

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Important Scheduling Changes

New Technology (9:30 a.m. in Irvine Hall)

Ebay Hints and Tips (buying and selling)
Learn effective ways how to sell your junk and buy treasures on the online auction site. Demonstrations of auction tools and tips. Presented by Cathy Margolin, NOCCC president
Presentation coordinator: George Margolin (inventor@pobox.com)

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

How To Put Together A Wireless Network
Wireless home networking is the latest rage. Even thought there are hundreds of hardware devices available, basic wireless networks are simple to assemble and configure. NOCCC member Joe Vezeau (Project Manager, CompUSA in Fountain Valley) will share his weath of information about equipment, vendors, security, and configuration.
Joe will bring an assortment of wireless equipment and computers to setup and configure as a typical home network.
As a special addition to this program, a representative from Belkin Corp (http://www.belkin.com/) will be there to answer questions and demonstrate additional installations and their excellent hardware.
Presented by NOCCC member Joe Vezeau, Project Manager CompUSA (http://www.compusa.com/), Fountain Valley, CA.
Presentation coordinator: George Margolin (inventor@pobox.com)

Visual Programming I (Science 109)

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

AutoCAD (Wilkinson 111)

AutoCAD computer aided design (CAD).
SIG leader: Joe Mizer (jmmizer@juno.com)

Consignment Table (Science Courtyard)

NOCCC members take the opportunity to sell their computer wares for a small commission.
SIG leader: Terry Warren (twarren@alumni.caltech.edu)

Linux for Desktop Users (Wilkinson 210)

Desktop applications under Linux.
SIG leader: Jim Holder (Jim Holder)

Visual Programming II (Science 109)

Visual C++ and Visual J++ for beginners.
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)

Computer Aided Investing (Wilkinson 221)

Investment strategies, techniques, and software.
SIG leader: John Willner (willner@earthlink.net)

Hardware Essentials (Science 111)

Motherboard Chipset Architecture - Third In A Series
The chipset is the unsung hero of the computer. It determines the possible options and configurations available for the motherboard. It permits and limits the type of microprocessor, memory (SDRAM, RDRAM, etc.), bus speeds, memory caches, etc.
One chipset creates a speed demon. Another chipset creates a tightly integrated package with video, networking, modem, IEEE1394, USB 2.0, parallel and serial ports, etc.
Presented by Herbert Wong, Jr., NOCCC Hardware SIG Leader.
SIG leader: Herbert Wong, Jr. (NOCCCHWSIG@SingularityTechnology.com)

Linux (intermediate) (Wilkinson 210)

Linux operating system for programmers and system administrators.
SIG leader: Jim Holder (Jim Holder)

New Technologies (Irvine Hall)

See General Meetings - New Technology at top of page for description.
Presentation coordinator: George Margolin (inventor@pobox.com)

Linux for Server Administrators (Wilkinson 210)

Linux operating system for programmers and system administrators.
SIG leader: Jim Holder (Jim Holder)

Vendor sales (Science 127)

Vendors sell their computer wares to our members.
SIG leader: Terry Warren (twarren@alumni.caltech.edu)

Visual Programming III (Science 109)

Intermediate and advanced Visual Basic
SIG leader: Anson Chapman (aecrc@hotmail.com)

Computer Security (Science 203)

Computer security issues..
SIG leader: David Keays (rdksoft@sbcglobal.net)

Linux Programming Concepts (Wilkinson 210)

Linux operating system for programmers.
SIG leader: Jim Holder (Jim Holder)

Macintosh (Wilkinson 221)

Apple software.
SIG leader: John Willner (willner@earthlink.net)

Office Suites!, Etc. (Science 111)

Office suites applications.
SIG leader: John Heenan (jc_heenan@csi.com)

PC Question and Answer (Irvine Hall)

Jim will demonstrate, answer questions, and solve problems.
SIG leader: Jim Sanders (jsanders@ligasmicro.com)

Understanding Operating Systems (Wilkinson 111)

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)

PIG SIG (Argyros Hall Cafeteria)

Socialize and dine in Chapman University's fine dining hall.

Main Meeting (Irvine Hall)

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

Computer Games on the PC/MAC (Wilkinson 221)

Computer game development in Orange County; who and how.
SIG leader: Claire Lemire (clairelemire@earthlink.net)

Digital Photography (Science 111)

Digital photography software and hardware.
SIG leader: John Donan (jfdonan@sbcglobal.net)

Genealogy (Irvine Hall)

Discover your family history with modern tools.
This SIG will not meet this month because Steve Gibson's presentation will use Irvine Hall.
SIG leader: ()

Hardware Essentials (Science 109)

Motherboard Chipset Architecture - Third In A Series
The chipset is the unsung hero of the computer. It determines the possible options and configurations available for the motherboard. It permits and limits the type of microprocessor, memory (SDRAM, RDRAM, etc.), bus speeds, memory caches, etc.
One chipset creates a speed demon. Another chipset creates a tightly integrated package with video, networking, modem, IEEE1394, USB 2.0, parallel and serial ports, etc.
SIG leader: Herbert Wong, Jr. (NOCCCHWSIG@SingularityTechnology.com)

OS/2 (Science 203)

OS/2 news and installation.
SIG leader: Terry Warren (twarren@alumni.caltech.edu)

Palm® PDA (Wilkinson 111)

Palm® operating system, hardware (Palm, Sony Clie, Handspring), software applications, and usage.
SIG leader: Vance Jochim (vjochim@webworks66.com)

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