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Started by Dave Briccetti
Wed, 08 Feb 1995 07:50
OS/2 USER GROUP MEETING, Feb 13, Mtn. View, CA, VX-REXX
Author: Dave Briccetti
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 1995 07:50
Date: Wed, 08 Feb 1995 07:50
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OS/2 Bay Area User Group Developers SIG
VX-REXX
Guy Scharf
President, Software Architects Inc.
Monday, February 13th, 1995, 7 to 9 P.M.
Kaleida
1055-B Joaquin Road
Mountain View, CA
Developers SIG February Meeting
VX-REXX
At the February 13th meeting of the OS/2 Developers SIG, our
colleague Guy Scharf will discuss OS/2 software development
using VX-REXX, with a focus on areas of interest to the
profesional developer. He'll emphasize VX-REXX for OS/2
Client/Server Edition, and will include looking at how you can
easily program database access as well as general GUI programming.
GUY SCHARF
Guy Scharf is President of Software Architects Inc. SAI specializes
in developing OS/2 software products for ISVs and business. The
products developed are typically used by professionals in the office.
Guy is especially interested in quality user interfaces.
Guy is cofounder and Treasurer of the OS/2 Bay Area User Group.
He is founder and past president of the Silicon Valley chapter of
the Independent Computer Consultants Association, past president
of the Northern California chapter, and was chairman of the ICCA
Government Relations committee.
Guy is a sysop on the IBM OS/2 forums and the OS/2 Vendor Forums
on CompuServe. He is Contributing Editor for OS/2 Developer and
writes the "OS/2 Toolbox" column. He wrote the "Advanced PM
Programming" column for OS/2 Monthly and has written for PC
Magazine and other magazines. He has taught programming
workshops at the ColoradOS/2 conferences and for IBM.
Some recent articles published include "Product Review: VX-REXX
Client/Server Edition," OS/2 Developer, January/February 1995, p. 8;
"Power Programming: Programming OS/2 Containers," PC Magazine,
Nov 22, 1994, p. 313.
THE DEVELOPERS SIG
The Developers SIG focuses on topics of interest to OS/2
programmers, with educational presentations, product
demonstrations, and strategy briefings. It also provides a forum for
OS/2 developers to network and socialize.
A typical meeting includes a speaker, a Programming Tip of the
Month, and a question and answer period.
Recent meetings have covered PM programming and testing,
Workplace Shell programming, object oriented technology and the
System Object Model, and the C/Set++ User Interface Class Library.
The SIG meets the second Monday of each month at Kaleida in
Mountain View. Meeting time is 7:00 PM, and doors open at 6:30.
Meetings are currently free and are open to the public.
The Developers SIG maintains the OS/2 Consultants Directory, which
is available to the public and is provided to companies inquiring
about OS/2 expertise.
To subscribe to an electronic mailing list for SIG news, send a note
containing the line, "SUBSCRIBE DEVSIG" (without quotes) to
daveb@netcom.com. Send the command "SUBSCRIBE CONSDIR" to
subscribe to the OS/2 Consultants Directory.
Location
Kaleida (in building with IBM)
1055-B Joaquin Road
Mountain View, CA
Directions
Take the Shoreline Boulevard North exit off US-101. About a
block before Charleston, turn left on Plymouth, and then
right on Joaquin. 1055 Joaquin is on the right. There is
plenty of free parking. We meet in the conference room
on the second floor. Please be prompt as you can only
enter the building between 6:45 and 7:30.
For more information, contact SIG chair Dave Briccetti.
Email: daveb@netcom.com, Fax: 510 945-7436, Voice: 510 945-7565.
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