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                 Desktop Integration Local User's Group (DILUG)
                          Thursday, September 12, 1996
                              11:00AM until 2:00PM
                          Digital Equipment Corporation
                                  6406 Ivy Lane
                                  Greenbelt, MD

                                     TOPICS
          - RAID;   Jeff Forrest and Kurt Smith, Digital Equipment
          - FX!32;  Ed Herold, Digital Equipment

          Our kickoff DILUG meeting for this year will cover two
          interesting and relevent topics for anyone supporting
          desktops and LANS.

          The first topic is Storage and RAID techniques.  You can
          never have too much money, too much pizza, or too much
          storage.  Jeff and Kurt, fresh from the latest futures
          briefings, will discuss the hottest topics in the storage
          arena with a primary focus on Raid.  Their presentation will
          cover what the RAID levels are, how to choose the right RAID
          level, and how to fulfill your RAID requirements.

          What if you could run all your 16-bit applications and all
          your new NT applications on the same processor at the same
          time.  Ed will brief you on one of the most notable product
          introductions this year from Digital - FX!32.  With Digital's
          FX!32 binary translation and emulation technology, an Alpha
          processor running NT will run any Intel-based 16-bit
          application at the predicted speed of a Pentium processor.
          The product will be introduced in October and DILUG members
          will be some of the first people to actually see it run!


          Since lunch (probably pizza and soda) will be provided,
          please register with Dave Baker at (301)918-5284 or
          dave.baker@cop.mts.dec.com and specify how many people from
          your organization will be attending.


          If you are interested in performance on either VMS or NT
          systems, be sure to attend the ESILUG meeting on September 24
          from 1:00-4:00 at Mitertek in McLean, VA.  The topics will be
          "VMS and NT Performance Monitoring and Tuning" presented by
          Datametrics and "Performance War Stories" presented by LUG
          members.
          You can subscribe to the ESILUG mailing list by sending the
          message subscribe esilug-list (without a subject) to
          mailserv@decus.org.  For more information about the next
          meeting you can contact the chair, Jim Becker at
          jbecker@ssi-hq.syssol.com or (301)309-9508 x110, or visit the
          ESILUG Web page at http://www.decus.org/decus/lugs/esilug.


                        Directions to the DILUG meeting:
          Take the Beltway to Exit 23 (Kenilworth Ave.).  At Exit 23,
          take the Greenbelt exit (bear left from the inner loop or
          right from the outer loop).  Make the second left onto Ivy
          Lane, then make the first right into Capital Office Park.
          Digital is in the blue building on the right.


                        LUG Mailing List On The Internet
          DILUG now has an Internet mailing list, where you can receive
          announcements about LUG and DECUS events.
          If you received this announcement via e-mail you are already
          subscribed.  If not, you can subscribe to the list by sending
          the message
                    subscribe dilug-list
          in the body (not Subject:) to Internet address
          mailserv@decus.org.  The automated list server will add your
          address to the list, and send you a welcome message.  Note
          that the list of subscribers is not available to the public.


                                Future meetings:
                   September 24: ESILUG meeting on performance
                            October 29: Topic is TBD
                     November 19: Joint meeting with ESILUG
                      December: no meeting due to holidays

          Best Regards...the DILUG steering committee
     Debbie Driesman  (301)794-2822     driesman@decus.org
     Ron Kaltenbaugh  (703)205-3120     rkaltenbaugh@logicon.com
     Jim Pounds       (202)622-2121     jim.pounds@treas.sprint.com
     Dave Baker       (301)918-5284     dave.baker@cop.mts.dec.com

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