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join one of the SIG's, contact the SIG Chairman. To send an e-mail, click on the
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Genealogy
SIG Chairman
John Eveleigh
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Genealogy SIG objectives are to provide a live forum at which
members can share experiences in computer related genealogy research. It is hoped that the
scope will include demonstrations of specialized genealogy software, methods of on-line
searching and useful on-line sites, and real-life experiences of members in using computer
related resources in their research. 'Informality' will be our buzzword; 'sharing' our
standard! See the Meeting
Information page for date and time of the meetings.
The next Genealogy SIG meeting will be in October.
Introduction
to Genealogy
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Photography
SIG Chairman:
John Wyckoff |
This will be a forum for members to share new products,
experiences, ideas, problems, etc. It will cover any hardware, software or internet
resources that relate to doing digital photography; i.e. taking pictures, down loading
pictures, scanning pictures, e-mailing pictures, insert pictures in a website, printing,
web albums, organizing pictures, etc. See the Meeting Information page for date and time of the
meetings.
At the June meeting, Mel Smart did a demonstration on
downloading photos, set up albums, creating different picture formats to
print and cut up. Mel went to a lot of work bring all his equipment to
the meeting and also showed the group how it is all set up. He also
discussed and demonstrated his USB 2 hub. Mel did an excellent job and
even though there was a small group in attendance, his demonstration was
very much appreciated by all. Much thanks to Mel for a job well done!
Look at Photography SIG
Topics for the April meeting topics.
A must see websites
This website http://www.shortcourses.com contains short courses
on a variety of related subjects; how do I do that?, editing digital photos, choosing a
digital camera, using a digital camera, digital video, etc.
http://www.photosig.com
is a website photography lovers will appreciate. There are galleries and discussion forums
on this site. Works and commentary are featured from photographers of all levels. You can
submit your own critiques and photos.
http://www.photo.epson.com
is free website for displaying pictures and making them available for others to view. |
Informative Books
The Complete Idiot's Guide to Digital Photography
Barnes & Noble - $24.99
Alpha Books
Author: Steven Greenberg
ISBN: 0-7897-2109-0
http://www.idiotsguides.com
Easy Digital Photography Circuit City - $29.99
Abacus Books
Author: Scott Slaughter
ISBN: 1-55755-364-5
http://www.abacuspub.com |
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Website Design
Temporary
SIG Chairman
John Wyckoff |
The Web Design SIG can focus on all aspects of web
page design, languages, (HTML, JAVA, CGI, etc.), page layout, graphics, music, web rings,
and other available features for the site (counters, guestbooks, etc.), design programs,
etc. See the Meeting Information
page for date and time of the meetings.
At the May meeting, John Wyckoff demonstrate the use of
Microsoft FrontPage to design of a website. He showed the rich
functionality and flexibility of the program. Although it possible to
get into coding HTML with FrontPage, the web site John demonstrated was
designed with out getting into coding at all.
See the Meeting Information page for date and time of the
meetings.
As was discussed at prior meetings, even if you plan to use a graphics editor to
design your web pages, it is extremely helpful to learn a little about HTML. Try one of
the following websites to learn some HTML:
HTML Clinic
http://www.htmlclinic.com/
An Interactive Tutorial For Beginners
http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/
Writing HTML - a tutorial for creating web pages
http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/
HTML Goodies
http://www.htmlgoodies.com
There are many other website to help you with HTML. Use any search engine and
type in "Learn HTML". |
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08/22/02 |