Carla Hanzlik is one of the founding members of the Southern California OS/2 User Group. As website and newsletter editor, she focuses on building an appreciation and understanding of OS/2. Carla's day job with Sundial Systems Corporation explains her propensity for OS/2. She presides over the non-programming aspects of the company that brings you Junk Spy, Relish, Mesa 2, Rover Pack, Clearlook, and DBExpert.

• Windsor Makes Number Ten
  When we volunteered for Warpstock in 1997, could we have imagined its success? (7/20/2006)

• SCOUG Time Line 1993-2002
  As SCOUG celebrates its 9th anniversary, it's fun to look back at all we've done. Wow - what a list! Begun by a small group of OS/2 enthusiasts, SCOUG grew to became a driving force in the OS/2 user community. (9/12/2002)

• SCOUG's CD of the Month Is Always a Hit
  SCOUG's ever popular CD of the Month doesn't just make itself. Let's say thank you! (4/8/2002)

• Jan '01 - SCOUG Past, Present, and Future
  What better time to take stock of SCOUG than January 2001. Our first meeting of the new year was a rousing, information and idea packed gathering! (2/1/2001)

• Death and Taxes Aren't All That's Inevitable
  Every March, like clockwork, the SCOUG elections roll around. Nine prime positions with one of the most prestigious OS/2 groups in the world are up for grabs. Candidates for the Board of Directors are needed now. (1/4/2000)

• The Board of Directors Is SCOUG's Management Team
  With elections next month, you might want to know what's involved in being a SCOUG board member. (2/1/1999)

• CI Labs Is Closing
  (4/1/1997)

• Take a Look at ChipChat
  (3/1/1997)

• Web Site of the Month: SCOUG!
  The SCOUG Web site has been revitalized with a new look. (8/1/1996)

• Printer Settings Being Ignored?
  A tip about printer settings. (5/1/1996)

• OS/2 Has Olympic Proportions
  The mission-critical solutions for the Olympics revolve around OS/2. (4/1/1996)

• A Rose by Any Other Name
  Some thoughts on names. (3/1/1996)

• Bah, Humbug!
  Reporting on COMDEX, it seems pretty clear that IBM is no longer interested in supporting OS/2 at the individual user level. (12/1/1995)

• Information at Your Fingertips: Tapping into an OS/2 Resource
  INF format is very powerful - it's the format used for OS/2 help files, for instance. This short article gives you some ideas of how to make the most of it. (10/1/1995)

• Apologies to Marvin Hoffman
  (4/1/1995)

• Results of the Newsletter Survey
  (1/1/1995)

• Pondering the Past and Future
  (10/1/1994)