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Details of Monthly Meetings

PATACS - Arlington
Wednesday, July 5th, 7 PM

Meeting Location: Carlin Hall Community Center,
5711 S. 4th Street, Arlington, VA 22204

Maintaining Your PC
Moderated by Jim Rhodes

Arlington Meeting Info & Maps

HAVE YOUR COMPUTER QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

The program planners for our First Wednesday PATACS meetings in Arlington are looking for topics that members would like to have explored or questions answered - this is your opportunity to have a say in subjects addressed at this meeting. This is a smaller meeting than the Fairfax meeting, and it allows for much more interaction between members than is possible in Fairfax. And – there's the post-meeting Pizza and Salad SIG, the post-meeting social at a nearby restaurant - another value-added feature of your membership! Please send your suggestions to lead planner Steven Wertime at arlmtgpgm@patacs.org.

OPCUG / PATACS Joint Meeting,
Saturday, July 15th, 1 PM

3rd Saturday

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Tallwood, TA1
4210 Roberts Road, Fairfax, VA 22032-1028

Fairfax Meeting Info, Maps

July 15th, 12:45 PM https://zoom.us/j/837739712 or
Zoom Meeting ID: 837 739 712

Windows 10:
Gripes, Tips, Secrets, Resources

Presented by Ray Parker

Ray will illuminate some of the features and foibles of the Windows 10 operating system. He would like to tailor his presentation to your areas of interest. Send your questions and issues with Windows 10 to Ray by using the email address: spkrquestions@patacs.org

Ray Parker is a knowledgeable technician and a longtime advocate of software which works for people who are not knowledgeable technicians. With a grounding in mainframe operating systems, he migrated to midrange server platforms, then into client/server applications and desktop/mobile devices. Generally, especially if it has software, he has broken it many times and fixed it at nearly as often. In 2011, he took on the challenge of Epsilogix (http://Epsilogix.com), supporting large corporations who are practitioners of Business Service Management, and small businesses who want to grow into larger businesses. You can find him on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rayparker).