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Welcome to Big Apple Users Group of New York, a group for users of Apple
II & MacIntosh computers.  We are affiliated with the Dorsai Embassy, an
internet service provider, and the New York Amateur Computer Club. 
 
On Monday, June 19, at 6:45 pm, we will hold our quarterly general meeting
at Greenwich House, 27 Barrow St, one block south of Sheridan Square, just
west of 7th Ave, in Greenwich Village.  Following a Q & A session, Polly
Bookhout will conduct a hypermedia demonstration.  Hypermedia links sound
and full motion video and allows non-linear access to that info. 
HyperStudioGS will be the main act, but she will also show animations
created by QuickClick Morph and Animasia.  For Apple IIe and IIc users,
there will also be demos of TutorTech, Slide Show, and Media Magic. 
 
Polly Bookhout will host a meeting of the Apple II SIG at her place, 345
West 58th St., Apt 5L, just west of Columbus Circle, at 6:30 pm Monday,
June 26. Jim O'Reilly will demonstrate Applesoft BASIC using Beagle Bros'
Program Writer and the Beagle Compiler, and will run several programs he's
written.  The Game of Life mimics the growth and collapse of populations
under conditions of crowding.  Another program finds duplicate records in
a file. 
 
On Monday, July 17, at 6:45 pm, we will meet for our annual Pizza Sig at
John's Pizzeria, 278 Bleecker St., on the south side of Bleecker St.
between 6th and 7th Ave, just opposite the corner of Jones St.,
(212)243-1680.  We will eat and talk informally. We would like to know
what your interests are, what software and hardware you use, what ideas
you may have for future programs. 
 
Stay tuned here for further developments, or call our hotline at
(212)603-9007. You may ask us questions on-line at baug@dorsai.org.  If
you wish to talk to us, please call Jim O'Reilly at (718)499-7470, Don
Pickering at (718) 522-5096 (evenings), or Polly Bookhout at
(212)956-3634.  Contact Dorsai on-line at (718)392-4060 and voice at
(718)392-3667. 
 
The main event this summer in the Apple II world will be the Kansas Fest
(KFest) held at Avila College in Kansas City, Mo. from July 27 through
July 29. You can meet the celebrities of our little world <grin>.  There
will be speakers and presentations on a wide variety of topics.
Presentations scheduled thus far include: 
 
 * Joe Kohn - Shareware Solutions II
 * Erick Wagner - How to Control Real World Devices
 * Michael Lutynski - Animasia
 * Mike Westerfield - Quick Click Morph and HyperStuff
 * Tony Diaz - Building a case for the GS
 * Roger Wagner - HyperStudio
 * Greg Templeman - GSLib
 * Richard Bennett and J. Nathaniel Sloan - GS front end for GEnie
 * Doug Pendleton and Dave Ciotti - Solder, the Flux of the Matter
 * Ryan Suenaga - PDA's and PowerBooks - Portability for the Professional
 
The price is $200 including double room and meals, or $150 if you arrange
your own room and board.  Send your check to Parkhurst Micro Products,
2491 San Ramon Valley Blvd.,Suite 1-317, San Ramon, CA 94583, or phone
(510)837-9098 to pay with your VISA or MasterCard.  For further info, you
can e-mail to kfest.info$@genie.com. 
 
We hope to see you in the near future.  You are welcome whether you are a
novice or a power user.

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				Thank you
				Jim O'Reilly
				joreilly@dorsai.org