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Since June of 1987, the Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts DECUS Local 
User's Group (CRIMLUG) has hosted monthly meetings on a variety of topics,
presented by LUG members, Digital Equipment Corporation, and third-party 
vendors.  

Attached is the planned topics for the next few CRIMLUG meetings.  
For additional information on CRIMLUG, contact the undersigned.

	APRIL - VMS CRASH DUMP ANALYSIS
	MAY   - SYSTEM MANAGEMENT PANEL
	JUNE  - VAXSTATION 3100 HANDS-ON LAB

Don    |Raytheon Company, Submarine Signal Division, Portsmouth, RI
Borsay |Internet: d2b@sgfa.ssd.RAY.COM
       |Phone: (401) 847-8000 x3867
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    Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts (DECUS) Local Users Group
                         Upcoming Meetings


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APRIL MEETING 
VMS CRASH DUMP ANALYSIS
Wednesday, April 17th, 1:00pm-4:00pm
EUA Service Corporation
Route 116
Lincoln, RI 
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Meeting Coordinator: Joe Barone, (401)847-8000 x4054, m1b@sgfb.ssd.ray.com
Site Coordinator:    Ray Jenness, 401/333-1400 x6477

Have you ever wondered what all those columns of numbers that appear
on the console terminal mean when you've just executed your new program
in kernel mode?  Now you can find out!  Pat O'Malley of Digital's
Educational Services will be the speaker on VMS Crash Dump Analysis.
Pat can be best characterized as the Jay Leno of VMS so his talk promises
to be entertaining as well as informative.  Unfortunately, because of
limited time, Pat will not be able to look at any crash dumps that
members bring with them.

This meeting is being held jointly by CRIMLUG, the Greater Boston VAX LUG,
and the 128 LUG so reserve your seat today!  CRIMLUG members should RSVP
to Joe Barone at (401) 847-8000 x4054.  Members of the other LUGs should
contact their respective Chairmen.

Directions to EUA:	

From Providence, follow route 146 North to route 116 north.  You will pass by 
the Blackstone Valley Electric Company on your left, but you cannot turn there 
at that time.  Continue beyond it to any convenient left turn and backtrack 
on 116 South to enter gate guard entrance.  Follow the signs to the 
"auditorium".

From Boston, follow route 295 South to route 122 South.  Take a right at 116 
South and follow to the Blackstone Valley Electric gate guard entrance.  Follow
the signs to the "auditorium".

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MAY MEETING 
System Management Panel
Wednesday, May 15th, 1:00pm-4:00pm
Digital Equipment Corporation
5 Catamore Boulevard
East Providence, RI
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Meeting Coordinator: Mike Russell, (401)863-2617, michael_russell@brown.edu
No Site Coodinator has been assigned yet

The May meeting will be an open forum on System & Network Management.
LUG experts in the fields of VMS Systems Management, Cluster
Management, & Unix Systems Management will give very brief introductions
regarding their areas of expertise and then will field
questions from the floor.  Bring your hard questions and any
information you may have to pass on.  It should be a very lively
meeting - don't miss it.

We plan to close the meeting with a review of the Spring DECUS Symposia 
held earlier in May.  If you are going to Atlanta, please come to the 
meeting and share your findings.

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JUNE MEETING 
VAXstation 3100 Hands-On Lab
Wednesday, June 19, 1-4 pm
University of Rhode Island
223 Crawford Hall
Kingston, RI
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Meeting Coordinator: Karen Wimmer, (401)792-2559, wimmer@ecl1.uri.edu
Site Coordinator:    Steffanie Windus, (401)792-2559, windus@ecl1.uri.edu

The June meeting will have a new twist.  It will be held in the Engineering 
Computer Lab's student workstation room at URI.  This meeting is for anyone  
who has or has not worked on an Ultrix or a VMS workstation (did I leave    
anyone out?).  A brief introduction to the Desktop VMS user and management  
environment, DECwindows, networking, Bookreader, and various other window   
applications will be given by Steffanie Windus.  An overview of Ultrix UWS  
windows, window applications, management and networking will be provided by  
Karen Wimmer.  A look at the connectivity between Ultrix and VMS at this level  
will be demonstrated, and participants will have the opportunity to login to 
one of the 20 available VAXstation 3100s, experiment, and ask questions. 
Don't miss this chance to get hands-on access to VAX workstation technology.
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Don    |Raytheon Company, Submarine Signal Division, Portsmouth, RI
Borsay |Internet: d2b@sgfa.ssd.RAY.COM
       |Phone: (401) 847-8000 x3867