Southern California OS/2 User Group: Difference between revisions

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The Southern California Os/2 User Group or SCOUG was one of the the more active OS/2 User Groups out there, it was originally founded in 1993 by Rollin White in co-operation with Lynn H. Maxson, Carla Hanzlik and Dr. Randell S. Flint and is still active to a degree in 2016. The group also held out a monthly newsletter.

The SCOUG was big enough to run a number of Special Interest Groups or SIG's, including:

Programming SIG - Covered the usual topics including REXX, C, C++, Java, the Presentation Manager, Open Class etc. It was active at the least as late as 2008, since Zdeněk V. Jizba was giving APL classes there that year.
Networking SIG
Internet SIG
General Interest Group

Some of these groups met after each monthly SCOUG meeting, others had independent meetings.

Links

Known members

Tony Butka (President 2001 ~ 2016)
Steve Schiffman (President 2000/2001)
Terry Warren (President >2000)
Carla Hanzlik (Co-founder, website and newsletter editor)
Steven Levine (Webmaster 2006 ~ 2016)
Rollin White (Co-founder, Webmaster >2006)
Dr. Randell S. Flint (Co-founder)
Peter Skye (Board member)
Zdeněk V. Jizba
Mike Tyran
Lynn H. Maxson (Co-founder, first secretary & treasurer)

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-The Southern California Os/2 User Group or '''SCOUG''' was one of the the more active [[OS/2 User Groups]] out there, it was originally founded in 1993 by [[Rollin White]] in co-operation with [[Lynn H. Maxson]], [[Carla Hanzlik]] and Dr. [[Randell S. Flint]] and is still active to a degree in 2016. The group also held out a monthly newsletter.
+The Southern California Os/2 User Group or '''SCOUG''' was one of the the more active OS/2 User Groups out there, it was originally founded in 1993 by [[Rollin White]] in co-operation with [[Lynn H. Maxson]], [[Carla Hanzlik]] and Dr. [[Randell S. Flint]] and is still active to a degree in 2016. The group also held out a monthly newsletter.
 The SCOUG was big enough to run a number of Special Interest Groups or SIG's, including:
-*Programming SIG - Covered the usual topics including [[REXX]], [[C]], [[C++]], [[Java]], the [[Presentation Manager]], [[OpenClass]] etc. It was active at the least as late as 2008, since [[Zdeněk V. Jizba]] was giving APL classes there that year.
+*Programming SIG - Covered the usual topics including [[REXX]], [[C]], [[C++]], [[Java]], the [[Presentation Manager]], Open Class etc. It was active at the least as late as 2008, since [[Zdeněk V. Jizba]] was giving APL classes there that year.
 * Networking SIG
 * Internet SIG