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Started by Lissa Shoun
Thu, 06 Aug 1992 18:42
SF meeting, multimedia in UNIX environment
Author: Lissa Shoun
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1992 18:42
Date: Thu, 06 Aug 1992 18:42
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Next Meeting of the San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the International Interactive Communications Society (IICS) will be: Tuesday, August 11th 7-10pm (7:00 for munchies, 7:30 for meeting start) Exploratorium at the Palace of Fine Arts 3601 Lyon St. San Francisco $10 for non-members You may join the IICS at the door. Individual $75, Student $40 for one year. Includes Newsletter, monthly presentations, directory, great networking opportunities. Put my name as a referral (Lissa Shoun) so I can win a mug or some other fantastic prize. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of every month. The hotline number (415) 328-7318 has current meeting information. TOPIC: Our August meeting will cover Sun Microsystems' use of multimedia, authored under Gain Technology's Gain Momentum package, for customer education in a UNIX environment. Mark Richie of Gain Technology will be presenting Gain Momentum, the industry's first multimedia object-based multimedia application development environment. Margaret Bloom will demonstrate Sun Microsystems' first multimedia training product for commercial end users. This Sun workstation runs under UNIX using the Gain Momentum development package. Bloom will also be showing a prototype of a new integrated multimedia application. DIRECTIONS: Take 101 north to the Van Ness exit and head North following signs for the Golden Gate Bridge. Turn left on Lombard. Bear right on Richardson Ave. (as if going to the Golden Gate Bridge) Turn right at Lyon Street into The Exploratorium parking lot. Drive around the circle to the main doors at the North entrance. Lissa shoun@netcom.com (408) 926-0812 -- Lissa shoun@netcom.com (408) 926-0812
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