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BCS-NeXT August Meeting

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From: Ray Ghanbari
Date: Thu, 30 Jul 1992 18:49
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BCS-NeXT Super Blowout!

Tuesday, August 4th, 7 PM
MIT Room 6-120
Corner of Mass. Ave. and Memorial Drive in Cambridge,
or by T: Red Line to Kendall Square


Athena Design Announces:
Mesa - the NeXT Plateau in Spreadsheets

Mesa is the first traditional spreadsheet written for NeXTSTEP.  Be there  
to see Mesa execute Lotus 1-2-3 macros, a real-time stock feed demo,  
advanced charting, and other, as yet unveiled, secrets and surprises!

The major announcement of the summer - don't miss it!
Win a free copy of Mesa at the meeting!



Panel Discussion:
"Application Building Blocks: Bricks of the Future?"

While Taligent, NT, and Solaris shimmer on the horizon, the NeXT community  
has had three years to explore, examine, and evaluate the potential of  
object-based computing,  The question now is:  Has it and will it fulfill  
its promise?

Our panel of industry pundits will discuss both the technical and business  
challenges that object-based computing presents and solves.



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  Ray Ghanbari                   |                                 
  (617) 253-0723                 | "Talkin' bout a revolution..."  
  ray@mtl.mit.edu (NeXTmail OK)  |                                 
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