Meetings are open to only EACMA members and their guests.
The EACMA Computer Club meets from about 10 AM until about noon on the first Thursday of each month at the Madison (NJ) Public Library except during some summer months (July and August) and/or when renovations are in progress. Arrive early and join us for coffee and pastries (starting about 9:30 AM).
The meetings are followed, immediately (starting at about noon), by a "brown-bag" (bring-your-own-lunch) meeting (for about an hour) of the digital photography sub-group.
Before each meeting, coffee and pastries are served, starting at about 9:30 AM. And the formal presentation (typically about two hours) starts at 10 AM, followed immediately (starting at about noon) by a one hour meeting of the digital photography sub-group.
For dates and presentation topics of future meetings that are not listed above, go to EACMA's password-protected website at http://www.concentric.net/~Acma/ and click on ComputerClub in the left margin. Or see our NewsLetters page.
Posted by PSN on January 25, 2006
Other EACMA Computer Training Workshops
For more information about our computer training workshops
(including our free workshops on Computer Basics, eMail, and Internet and our low cost workshops on MS/Word, Excel, and PowerPoint),
Personal Information And Email Security Web Survey Voting Ballot
Please help us decide how to better protect our members' personal information.
About three or four times a year, we distribute paper copies of our email and phone list to our members, on the back of the printed agenda, at a regular monthly meeting.
Some of our members think this might be a security risk and have asked us to think about other ways to keep our communication lines open while keeping our email addresses and telephone numbers more secret.
NOTE: Some OptOnLine customers have reported trouble with this link. If the above link does not work, try copying and pasting (or manually typing) the following URL address into your browser's address box and then clicking on "GO". The following is the URL web address of our email security survey web ballot page:
This space reserved for additional information - if it becomes available.
Posted by PSN on December 11, 2005
Digital Photography Sub-Group Meeting(s)
Immediately after many of our regular monthly EACMA Computer Club (CC) meetings, the CC's digital photography sub-group meets for about an hour (from about noon until 1 PM). The schedule of future dates and topics will be posted here when it becomes available.
Newsletter And Future Meetings
For archived copies of current as well as previous newsletters, see our NEWSLETTERS PAGE, which might include additional details of past and future meetings.
Posted by Paul S. Natanson on January 21, 2006
updated on - - - June 4, 2008
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Assistant Webmaster Wanted
To learn how to create and maintain a website,
and to get free web building software, please click
this link to send an email to your webmaster, PSN.
Posted by PSN on September 7, 2005. Updated September 6, 2006
Thursday, June 5, 2008 - Paul S. Natanson:
Comparison Of Excel2007 And Word2007 With Older Versions
The 2007 versions of Excel and Word don’t use drop-down menus or toolbars - and that's just one of many differences (improvements???) between Office2007 and older versions. Using two computers - one running Office2007 and another running Office2003- Paul S. Natanson demonstrates some of the new features in Excel2007, Word2007, and PowerPoint2007 and compares them with older versions. To download a draft copy of Paul’s speaking notes, go to http://excelvbaprogramming.homestead.com/index.html and click on the FreeCourses link. Posted by Paul S. Natanson on December 3, 2007.
July And August 2008 - No Meetings During These Two Summer Months.
Posted by Paul S. Natanson on January 2, 2008.
EACMA Computer Help Forum
Is a computer hardware or software problem vexing you? Try our EACMA CC HELP FORUM. Send your question to our Computer Club Help Forum at EMCompForum@aol.com and our panel of club members who are "power users" in various areas will try to help. Posted by PSN on September 6, 2006
Advanced Excel Course - We Need Help In Defining The Agenda
We have developed a list of topics for an advanced Excel course (to be taught by
Paul S. Natanson and Manny Borstelmann).
But we need help prioritizing and organizing
them. If you would like to help with this task, please send me an email.
Posted by PSN on September 6, 2006
Computer Training Workshops - Summer And Fall 2007 Schedule
Based on the results of the Computer Training Questionnaire that was included in EACMA’a February Newsletter, two computer training courses have been arranged: An Internet course and a Microsoft Word course.
The Computer Club Internet training course is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, October 24, from 1 to 5 PM at the Computer Training Room of the Madison Public Library. The lead instructor for the course will be Doris Harris of the Computer Club. This training course aims to increase your comfort level in accessing the Web and using the Web to find ExxonMobil benefit program, medical, financial and other information. We will also explore the process of buying products online. The course involves instructor demonstrations and hands-on exercises using the library’s computers.
The Computer Club training course for Microsoft Word is scheduled for Wednesday morning, September 12, from 9 AM to 1 PM at the Computer Training Room of the Madison Public Library. The lead instructor for the course will be Bob Garman of the Computer Club. The training course aims to introduce you to the basics of Microsoft Word, a word processing program. At the end of the course, you should feel comfortable using the program to prepare routine letters and correspondence. The course will also explore some of the more advanced Word capabilities, such as formatting your documents and preparing simple tables. The course involves instructor demonstrations and hands-on exercises using the library’s computers.
How to register for an EACMA CC computer training course: If you previously indicated your interest in attending one of these courses in the survey included with the February Newsletter, you have already been notified of this schedule. If you did not previously indicate an interest, but would like to attend one of the courses please send an email to Rene Bertrand, the Chairman of the Computer Training Program.
Posted by PSN on July 30, 2007
EACMA Computer Club member
Shep Goldman giving a presentation entitled "Look What I Can Do With Google And Yahoo" at our September 6, 2007 monthly meeting.
Photo taken by Paul S. Natanson at the 9-6-07 meeting and posted by PSN that same day.
To suggest a presentation topic or to volunteer to be a presentater yourself, please contact any club officer or steering committee member or send an email to your webmaster, Paul S. Natanson, by clicking on the link at the bottom of this page. Posted by PSN on January 8, 2007. Updated by PSN on May 3, 2007.
Voting Results On Other Future Presentation Topics
In the spring of 2008 we conducted our fourth annyal web survey vote on potential future presentation topics. The voting results are summarized in the bar chart below. Posted by PSN on June 4, 2008.
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Annual Web Ballot On Future Presentation Topics
On May 29, 2008, we concluded our fourth annual web ballot where members could vote on futue presenttion topics. The resultes are summarized on a bar graph further down on his page.
Posted by Paul S. Natanson on June 4, 2008.
New Email List - Please Sign Up.
Please sign-up for our new information-sharing email list.
Your EACMA computer club plans to create a new email mailing list where members can share information with others on the list. Examples might include:
● computer-related items for sale (or for free)
● help and how-to questions (seeking answers from other readers)
● notices about viruses and other computer threats
● other items of potential interest to people who have or use a computer
Len Barnstone will administer the list and expects to use it to send information (only to people who have joined the list) about once or twice a month. The list is open to all EACMA members, not just the computer club. To get on the list, please send your email address to Len Barnstone at lenbarns_computerclub@eacma.org. Or, to share information with others on the list, email your item to Len who will then add it to the next mailing. Posted by Paul S. Natanson on February 11. 2008.
early and join us for coffee and pastries (starting about 9:30 AM).
