SCOUG's July Meeting - Multimedia Java

Terry Warren, Chief Corporate Architect at United Online, will be taking center stage at SCOUG's July meeting with a presentation on multimedia java. For starters, he'll give us an overview of the different types of MPEG content that are commonly used for video and audio distribution. He'll explain the capabilities added to java 2 to handle them. And, to help us understand the differences, Terry will include some sample java applications for mp1, mp2 and mp3.

OS/2 Help Desk and Networking SIG

In July and August they both will meet on the second Sunday of the month, 2 PM, in Science room 203 at Chapman University. Join them!

The June Meeting

At our June meeting was a 3-way surprise. Michal Necasek's 3-part presentation covered historical OS/2, SNAP Graphics (SciTech Display Doctor), and Open Watcom.

Dates of Interest

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DOWNLOAD! Download is your number one source for what's new in OS/2 applications and drivers. You'll find everything new in the past month listed here, with links to take you right to the files you need.	Books - Born In a New Way Digital publishing is a revolution in the book industry, but is OS/2 capable? Do you doubt? With determination to use the tools at hand, the author has digitally published a book using OS/2.
Open Watcom Plus SciTech SNAP Plus Michal Necasek's Museum An overflow crowd ate up Michal Necasek's June 2002 presentations... SciTech, Open Watcom, and historic OS/2 made for one very full day.	Dear Mr. Know-It-All Mr. Know-It-All addresses Bugzilla for Mozilla... for when you want to report a bug in the Mozilla build you are using.

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