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| Terry Warren ponders the best setup strategy |
Don Baker setting up his Klassic Specialties paper exhibit |
The SCOUG museum took an entire wall. Each piece of paper describes a month of SCOUG's past activities. |
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| Dave Watson sets up his travelling road show |
A monitor is an important part of any travelling road show |
Tony and Dave continue their discussion of printers |
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| Dave Winter and Tony Butka discuss the latest in color printer technology |
Mark, Tom and Terry figure out how to install a few OS/2 games |
Stan Shantar from Orange Hill Software discusses some of Rover's latest features |
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| Lunch before the crowd |
Lunch was one of the more popular exhibits! |
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| Stan and users continue to discuss Rover |
The exhibitor were busy talking to the many interested OS/2 users |
The guests listened anxiously as Rollin described they day's activities |
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| Peter Skye gave a very popular presentation on Win32-OS/2 |
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| Don Baker gave a presentation on getting the best results from your Inkjet printer |
Don Baker - Mr. Paper, Paper, Paper |
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| One of our younger guests taking a moment for lunch |
Mark Abramowitz and his son Robby take break from the activities to pose for the camera. |
All of the presentations were well attended |
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| Carla is "all smiles" because everything is going so well |
Kim Cheung discusses his experience with Network Computing |
SCOUG presented each of the three SCOUG Presidents with beautiful SCOUG clocks |
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| Randell Flint gave a great presentation on the future of OS/2 |
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| The last stop for the SCOUG museum was the Open House and the Open House CD. |
Bob Strader greets a few guests |
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| Dave Watson's Internet presentations were captivated the audience |
Gary Granat gave two presentations on REXX libraries |
The Microsoft CD proved challenging |
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| Chris Burke demonstrating financial trading with OS/2 |
Guests discuss which presentation to attend next |
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| At the end of the day we had a huge raffle for door prizes. Every watched on anxiously |
