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Bay Area NeXT Group Monthly Meeting

Bob Lawton, NeXTSTEP 486 Program Manager, NeXT Computer
September 16th, Wednesday 7:00 pm
Terman Auditorium, Stanford University

Bob Lawton, NeXTSTEP 486 Program Manager, will be speaking on
NeXTSTEP 486. Bob will discuss the marketing opportunities that
NeXT envisages, the hardware requirements of NeXTSTEP 486, and
answer questions from the audience.

Members and non-members alike are welcome.
There is no charge to attend.

DIRECTIONS TO THE MEETING FROM PALO ALTO FREEWAYS:

>From I-280:
        East on Page Mill road Exit (1.3 miles)
        Left on Junipero Serra Blvd (1.9 miles)
        Right on Campus Drive West (0.3 miles)
        Right on Santa Teresa Street (0.4 miles)
        Park in lot opposite Morris Way
        Auditorium is in the Terman Engineering Center
        at the corner of Santa Teresa and Morris Way

>From I-101:
        West on University Avenue exit (2.5 miles)
                (Through Palo Alto into university campus)
        Right on Campus Drive West (1.9 miles)
        Left on Santa Teresa Street (0.4 miles)
        Park in lot opposite Morris Way
        Auditorium is in the Terman Engineering Center
        at the corner of Santa Teresa and Morris Way

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BANG Developer SIG

Speaker: Bennett Leeds, Adobe Systems
Topic: Application Architecture and Design
Place: NeXT, 123 Saginaw Rd., Redwood City
Date: Tuesday, September 22nd
Time: 7:00pm

(Topic Subtitle: "Buddhist Implications in a Judeo-Christian
World")

Bennett Leeds, a noted developer from Adobe Systems, will give
his views on designing applications. He holds views that he
says, "runs counter to what talented, experienced programmers
do every day."  Topics to be discussed include the good and
the bad in the Application Kit, the relative merits of toolkits
on other platforms and a few tips on designing portable
applications for evolving operating systems and multiple
platforms.

He's told us that he doesn't mind dodging a few darts during
his presentation (so bring sharp ones) but that his real
concern is that not many people are interested in ways to
structure applications.  We told him he's wrong. We hope you
can make it and help back us up on that.

Members and non-members alike are welcome.
There is no charge to attend.

Note: If you have any ideas for future topics or speakers (or
would like to volunteer to speak on a relevant developer topic)
please send email to ken_fromm@bang.org or call (415) 949-4933.

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BANG Sponsored NeXTSTEP 3.0 Upgrade Service

The proposal for a BANG sponsored NeXTSTEP 3.0 upgrade service that
was mentioned in previous meeting announcements hasn't generated
enough interest to make it worthwhile. Another more informal option
may present itself in the future. Watch this space for details.

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BANG Calendar

Sept 16th - Wednesday, 7:00pm
Monthly Meeting
Bob Lawton, NeXTSTEP 486
Terman Auditorium, Stanford

Sept 22th - Tuesday, 7:00pm
Developer SIG
Bennett Leeds, Application Architecture and Design
NeXT, 123 Saginaw Ave., Redwood City

Oct 21th - Wednesday
Monthly Meeting
Terman Auditorium, Stanford

Oct 27th - Tuesday
Developer SIG
NeXT, 123 Saginaw Ave., Redwood City

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BANG
P.O Box 1731
Palo Alto, CA  94302
info@bang.org
(415) 327-BANG

The Bay Area NeXT Group is an organization that provides a forum
for information exchange concerning the NeXT marketplace and
computer technology in general.

Contacts:
President: Joe Barello

Information: Janet Hufnagel
Membership: Andrew Creighton, Tom Masino
Meetings: M Carling
Newsletter: Zac Beckman
Developer SIG: Ken Fromm
Auctions: Dan Lavin
CD-ROM: Rick Reynolds

All the above people can be reached by email directly or at  
firstname_lastname@bang.org.