Special Member Drawing - Six Chances To Win !!
Don't miss this - Double your chances to win by renewing now !!
Plus similar doubled chances for new members!
Hurry - the "winning window" closes on February 24th!
Every member of NCTCUG whose membership is paid through March 2010, will be entered in a drawing for a chance to win one of three subscriptions, to be held at the group's general meeting on March 3rd. You do not have to be present to win. New members since January, 2010, and members who renew their membership to run beyond March of 2011, will be entered in a second drawing on March 3rd, for a chance to win one of an additional three subscriptions.
NCTCUG has received three free subscriptions, in addition to three already earned, from Sandhills Publications, which we'll be distributing to our members by a series of random drawings. Sandhills is ending their program where user group members earned points towards free subscriptions for their group when they subscribed to any of four magazines from the same publisher. These gift subscriptions can be used for a new subscription or to extend an existing subscription to one of Sandhills' magazines (Smart Computing, Computer Power User, First Glimpse, PC Today.).
All memberships and renewals submitted for entry in these six drawings must be received by the Internet SIG meeting on February 24th. Eligibility for drawings will be determined by the keeper of the NCTCUG membership database. If you win, and are already a subscriber, your subscription will be extended for an additional year. Winners will be ineligible for subsequent drawings in this series of six, selected at random by computer.
Memberships and renewals ($25 per year) should be sent to NCTCUG, Inc., 201 S. Kensington St., Arlington, VA 22204-1141, and should be accompanied by a copy of the group's membership form, available here: http://www.nctcug.org/#join
Donations are always gratefully accepted. Your help in deferring the cost of our DSL service in Carlin Hall ($43 per month) is particularly appreciated!
Membership expiration date - check your address label for the code:
two digit year, two digit month: 1005 = May, 2010Questions? plhoward@verizon.net
[Adapted from publisher's literature.]
Smart Computing® often becomes a valuable part of many readers' reference libraries. Popular regular features include a Q&A section, which answers readers' questions; PC Operating Instructions, which focuses on the fundament skills of using various operating sytems; and Quick Studies, which contains how-to articles explaining a single feature of major appplications such as Microsoft Excel and Quicken.
Computer Power User® is a monthly publication aimed at people who know that technology rocks. The kind of person who geths his kicks upgrading graphics cards and smashing benchmarks. It's for people who enjoy wireless gadgets, fast internet connections, and Quake III. People who like honest reviews, useful tips, and refreshing commentary from world-class computing experts. People who would rather check out the next exhibit at E3 in person than rely on the latest drivel from some PD flack.
PC Today® is a monthly magazine for Windows users, deliverying frank information about their operating system. Each issue includes the latest computing news, the lowdown on the latest Windows updates, hardware previews, and software reviews. PC Today features advanced tips, tutorials for novice and expert PC users, troubleshooting advice, networking how-to information, and a look at current PC games. PC Today is written for those seeking practical answers to real-world computing questions and for folks who enjoy making the most of their PCs.
First Glimpse® Learn how to incorporate today's high-tech consumer electronics into your everyday life. Each issue of First Glimpse is loaded with specific help in buying and using cell phones, digital cameras, MP3 players, digital TVs, and more from brands you know and trust.
Reference Series issues are all-in-one resources for computing facts and information. Each issue is designed for you to take home, put next to your PC, and refer to for years to come. You'll find full-color illustrations and in-depth articles, along with historical facts and figures, all designed to help you make sense of computers and the Internet.
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