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INSIDE NYPC

INSIDE NYPC, NYPC's newsletter, is distributed to members via regular mail (in print) and/or e-mail (in PDF format).

It focuses on upcoming meetings:
 
  • The monthly General Meeting, which features a presentation of general interest. Upcoming meetings will feature David Pogue, New York Times columnist, on March 20, and Katrin Eismann, Photoshop expert, on April 19.
    These meetings are free and open to the public.
  • Our Special Interest Groups (SIGs), each of which deals with a specific application or computer topic. These range from get-togethers where members discuss the joys and frustrations of Palm Pilots or cell phones, to monthly forums where developers present their Perl or Java code for discussion.
  • Our classes (which are detailed on this website).

In addition, many issues of the newsletter feature articles and product reviews.

2007 Newsletters

Left-click on the issue date to see the newsletter in PDF format. Right-click for an option to download it.
Click on a highlighted review name to read the review in html format (instead of PDF in the newsletter).

Issue General Meeting Reviews/Articles
2007 March
  (Volume 14, #3) 		David Pogue on Vista,
   March 20, 2007		 Review: David Pogue's Windows Vista For Starters
   and Pogue's Windows Vista: The Missing Manual
2007 February
  (Volume 14, #2) 		Smorgasbord of Sampler Classes
   by NYPC Instructors 		Fred Kahn writes about Micron Technology's Memory Chips
2007 January
  (Volume 14, #1) 		Constantine Kaniklidis: Vista Exposed Review: Kathy Ivens's Home Networking Annoyances
  and Dan Tynan's Computer Privacy Annoyances
     
     
     
  This year, 2007, is NYPC's 25th anniversary! In 1992, in honor of our 10th anniversary, the NYPC publications team, consisting of Frank Bolton, Marshall Ewig, Terry Tolvo, and other volunteers, published a 48-page (cover included) issue, filled with history and tributes.
Over the next few weeks, we will post pages from this impressive magazine, finally posting the entire issue in PDF format.
Click on the logo below for a look at the first NYPC newsletter.
Below it is a fragment of an article which starts on an earlier page. Can you identify the prominent writer ?		  

 
 
 
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