Saturday, June 10, 2017

Club has been disbanded.

As with many things in life, the Kankakee River Valley Computer Users Group has passed into history.

Started when computers were a rarity/novelty, it served a purpose of assisting new users in programming and utilization. At the end of its life, computers are everywhere, from our car engines to our pockets, and the need for a specialized group such as KRVCUG has diminished.

Certainly there are those who still need basic tutorials in certain particular programs, but with the rise of the internet, such step-by-steps are a single search engine query away.

The site will remain active until early 2018 when our domain name registration expires. If you need to contact anyone from the group, you can use the email links to the right.

Take care,

Mark

Tuesday, March 7, 2017

KRVCUG MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT

MARCH 11, 2017


HOSTS: Mark and Kim Duhon

PROGRAM: Unknown - No topic/write-up was received. So, to whatever Mark and Kim may have planned, we'll have contributions from members who wish to share, including a tour of the new Wikipedia. We'll use the projector so that everyone can read. If you have a demo that could benefit from the projector, this Saturday would be a good time to present it. Perhaps Jim will continue with the photo book demo and show us how to manipulate the software he used to layout his books. Maybe Kelly and Paul will have something new to report. Come, mingle and learn.

REFRESHMENTS: Remember, it's potluck refreshments, so bring something exciting with you (dead bird - (chicken))... yes, if you have friends or associates who would appreciate learning something new about computers, bring them too! In January, we decided not to spend money from the treasury, that's why we're doing the potluck.

SPRING: We know it's spring and it's time to set your clocks ahead this Sunday night. There was a desire to have a gardening program to help you plan your garden. However, one of our members who is also a member of the Garden Club, wasn't able to put anything together, yet. Maybe there'll be time in April. We'll see what our April hosts: Fran and company have in store for us.

SPRING CLEANING: It's time to clean and reorganize. Should you have anything that you would like to give away, sell or barter - bring it to the next three meetings! We're bound to find a good home for computer equipment, peripherals, electronics, books and magazines.

Get into the spring of things slowly. Build those winter muscles back up and keep safe.

What do computers eat for a snack? Microchips!

 
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​Kris,

​Pres,
e-mail: krvcug@gmail.com
KRVCUG Website www.krvcug.org