›               o=o=o=o=o=››    MINUTES OF OHAUG MEETING 11/15/97›› JACK   GEDALIUS   opened  meeting  by› introducing a guest  MEL  LEVINE  who› heard of us from a schedule of events› posted at the library.   Mel  has  an› ATARI  1200XL  which  he  hasn't been› using.  We invited him  to  stay  for› the meeting and he stayed for part of› it, promising to  return  next  month› and  possibly  join  the user group. › Then   AL   SHARKIS   led   a  short,› satirical  discussion  about  Windows› 95.›› TREASURER'S REPORT:› We're in the black. JACK reminded  us› the  dues are payable by January 1998› and are $24 for the  year.   He  also› told  us there are usually one or two› dinners    a    year,    for    Mel's› information,and that we meet  once  a› month.›› CORRESPONDENCE:› AL  SHARKIS  has a letter from Stuart› Murray,   president  of  NOSAUG  with› Issue #21 which is the final issue of› their  newsletter,  Futura,  that  he› will  do.   We  will  send him a nice› response.  AL will run the disk later› in the meeting.›› RON  FETZER  had  a letter from David› Oldfield  of  Connecticut  who  would› have liked to come to this meeting if› the weather was nicer.›› DEMONSTRATIONS:› AL  SHARKIS  demoed  OHAUG  Issue #29› Side #1 has  seven  games  the  first› being  Bridge  Builder,  a   joystick› challenging  game. Then a game called› Convoy about ships, and other games.›› AL then  demoed  a  disk  from  SLCC,› featuring  a Bitbyter program written› in April 1997, a  label  dumper  that› prints  self-designed   labels,   and› prints  up to 1000 of one kind on any› size label.  AL printed some out.› AL then demoed  a  NOSAUG  disk  (the› last    one,    Issue   #21   October› 1997)(Library #701).›› The next demo  is  the  Old  Hacker's› Newsletter  A  BASIC  program  on the› disk  played Mr. Sandman for "Mary of› Las  Vegas,"  along  with some simple› screen animation.   Then  we  read  a› side  2   article by GORDON HOOPER of› GCACE, telling what would  happen  if› Microsoft  made  TV dinners.  We then› tried a program called Spy Plane.›› We then demoed a program from Genesee› that does labels and fonts.›› Then  we demoed a disk called Light 2› written by Dave  Oblat  in  1984  BBS› #714  by   Action   downloaded.    It› creates  a population of critters who› spell out messages.›› POTPOURRI:› A short discussion ensued about  Pool› Disk II›› DOOR PRIZES:› George Gable (guest) won 1st prize.› Allen Atkins won 2nd prize.› Mel  Levine  won  3rd  prize  but had› left.› Jack Gedalius won 4th prize.› ALAN SHARKIS won 5th prize.›› Other members present  were:   Roland› Fetzer,  Harold  Pegler, Al Mannella,› Harry Tuthill, and Pat Mulvey.›› Next meeting date is December 20th››             End of minutes.››               o=o=o=o=o=››››