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Alerts (updated 3/3/10)
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Excel - the Basics
Spreadsheets enable you to organize data, sort data and utilize
data in other programs.
If you have questions about Excel, bring them to the meeting and
Ed Sajdzikowski will provide the answers, as well as showing us
the basics of Excel.
Edward Sajdzikowski is an adjunct instructor for The Center for
Corporate and Community Education for Mohawk Valley Community
College. Ed has instructed classes for the adult community for
six years. He has recently taught New Skills for Writing Effective
E-Mails and Computer Basics for Baby Boomers, as well as Intro
to Microsoft Access, Word and Excel. He also tutors computer applications
for MVCC.
Ed also happens to be a member of Mohawk Valley PC User Group,
Inc. He is proving our motto of “Members Helping Members”
by making this presentation. Thanks Ed.
Once again winter is upon us and bad weather may force
school closure. If the school is closed, we cannot hold a meeting.
Please check our website — mvpcug.com
for notification of meeting cancellation, and/or listen to the radio
for school closings. WKTV
also has a listing of school closings.
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Coming in April
Door Prizes ........ Cheryl Sassman Digital Photography.......
National Pi Day
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Mission
The Mohawk Valley PC Users Group Inc. (MVPCUG) provides
support and camaraderie to computer users of all skill levels throughout
the Mohawk Valley. MVPCUG does this through vendor presentations,
special interest groups (SIGs), workshops, a monthly newsletter,
and a Web site. "Members Helping Members" is the
way of the club. Back to the top
General
Meetings
Meetings are held on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:00
PM
Whitesboro Senior High School
Route 291, Marcy, NY
In the cafeteria, second floor
Occasionally meetings are held at a planned different
location and that location is listed here, and in the newsletter.
If a meeting is canceled due to bad weather it is posted here as
well as a mass emailing is sent out. You can also check the radio
and TV stations.
A typical agenda consists of a discussion of
club business, a demonstration and a question and answer session.
Presenters usually donate the products demonstrated to raffle as
door prizes at no cost to the members present.
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