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john_cdceny@yahoo.com wrote:
> The Capital District Computer Enthusiasts of New York would be meeting
> at the Community Room in the Bethlehem Public Library on June 28th 2006
> at 7.00 pm
> 
> The meetings are free and open to the public.
> 
> The June meeting will feature a demonstration of how to install the
> operating system on your computer.

What is "the" operating system? Is this group a PC group or a Windows 
group? Off the top of my head I think of seven flavors of Windows, five 
of BSD UNIX, three of Linux, and two of Solaris, all of which are still 
in current use.

What are we going to install here?
> 
> This will be a free opportunity to learn more about computers. Do not
> miss it.
> 
> No prior registration is required.
> 
> Anyone can just walk into the community room in the Bethlehem Public
> Library on June 28th at 7.00 pm

Take I90 in Albany to exit 4 (Rt 85 West)

Follow Rt 85 until it ends at a tee intersection

Turn right, go to the 1st light

Turn left at the light onto Rt 140 (Cherry Ave ext)

Continue to the 2nd traffic light and turn left on Rt 443 (Delaware Ave)

The library is on the left 1/2 mi, turn left into the street AFTER the 
library, and then left again into the library parking lot.

Follow the walkway into the building, turn 160 degrees right, community 
room is through the door.

[UNYUUG meets there 3rd Wednesday]

NOTE: going back, ignore the Rt 85 to the left sign on Rt 140, unless 
you are going to Thacher's Park or Altamont. Go back the way you came, 
it's not a shortcut.

>  
>  
> Visit http://www.cdceny.org/ for more information.
> 
Wouldn't ask if I saw the answer, but nice site.

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