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Subject: [WarpCast] The OS/2 Musclemen
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Source: SCOUG (MusclePRatscoug.com)
Moderator: Trevor Smith (feedbackatwarpcast.com)
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                     The OS/2 Musclemen

Coming soon to your system:  Many new OS/2 columns plus
full-motion-video OS/2 conference presentations, courtesy of The OS/2
Musclemen and hosted by The Southern California OS/2 User Group
(SCOUG).

"We did a full-motion video broadcast over the Internet during our
Warp Expo West OS/2 conference last year," says Mark Abramowitz, a
long-time SCOUG member and OS/2 activist. "The hit rate was
incredible and we proved it could be done. Now we're taking the next
step and bringing all of the conference presentations directly to
your computer screen." Abramowitz was part of the core team that
brought the original Warpstock to fruition in 1997 and served for
many years on the SCOUG Board Of Directors.  He currently works
closely with OS/2 vendors as SCOUG's Program Chairman.

"You'll see the presentations -- the presenter plus his screen --
just as if you were at a conference" continues Mark.  "And the screen
will be clearer and the sound will be better.  We're taking a new
step forward with this ongoing 'Virtual OS/2 Conference' to increase
OS/2 communication and knowledge transfer."

Coupled with the online Virtual OS/2 presentations will be new
monthly columns on a wide variety of OS/2 topics. "We're lining up
the authors now," adds Mark, "and we already have an editorial staff
to help them make an impact. We want to cover every product, every
technology and every topic that bears interest for OS/2 users."

The benefits of Virtual Conferences are significant.  No airline
tickets, no hotel reservations, no missing out on a presentation
because several are scheduled at the same time. "You can watch them
online," says Mark, "or download them for later viewing, or even get
them on CD-ROM. And we'll be tied in with all the vendors so you can
still get 'show-special' pricing on new software.  All from your
favorite comfortable chair, and at a time that's best for you."

New OS/2 columns and Virtual OS/2 Conference Presentations, coming to
you this fall from Mark Abramowitz, SCOUG, and The OS/2 Musclemen.


 
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