atw: Sydney CBD technical communicators group Wednesday 7 March
- From: SUNTER Bede <Bede.SUNTER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: SUNTER Bede <Bede.SUNTER@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2012 17:50:13 +1100
Greetings,
This coming Wednesday we have a presentation from Robert Astridge (Robert
Astridge and Associates<http://www.astridgeassociates.com.au/>)
The presentation will be an overview of the large number of Linux applications
of use to technical writers.
The emphasis will be on the advantages of using the applications rather than
any technical examination of the various Linux operating systems.
Technical writers should be interested in the new applications available in
Linux simply because they offer such things as a full office package of
programs that are now largely compatible with MS Office.
Added to this are many other specialised programs such as project management,
graphics and image manipulation.
Another great advantage is that the operating system and programs are free to
use as well as being updated all the time - ideal for reviving that old home
laptop and putting it back into service.
Please let me know if you're interested in coming along.
(Sorry about the short notice.)
Bede
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When
Meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month, from 12.30 to 1.30
Where
Level 21, HSBC Building
580 George Street -- a matter of metres from Town Hall Station
Google map
Offices of TACTICS-TP3 Group
Ask at reception on level 21 if you're not sure where to go.
Cost
It's free.
Food
Please bring your lunch.
There is a food court in the lower ground level.
RSVP
Please let me know whether you're coming in case we need to make other
accommodation arrangements
bede_sunter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx<mailto:bede_sunter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Phone: 0409 989 707
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Regards
Bede Sunter
Australian Society for Technical Communication (NSW) Inc
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