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2003 Newsletters
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DECEMBER

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Beginners' Workshop 2003 a Success; Orphans' SIG - Word from the Interim Coordinator; SpamKiller; Accessing PUB II - Part 3; Rewind...
NOVEMBER

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ContextConvert Pro v1.3; Announcing New Conference Area - "AtLength"; Digital Imaging; Ottawa PC Users’ Group Beginners’ Workshop; Accessing PUB II - Part 2 - The Web; 2004 Elections; Rewind...
OCTOBER

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OPCUG Beginners' Workshop; Macromedia Introduces Next Generation of MX; Adjusting your Level 2 Cache Setting; Accessing PUB II; Wanna swap?; Rewind...
SEPTEMBER

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CD Finder Pro: "a thing of beauty"; Orphans' SIG Announcement; PUB Crawl - Encryption Software; Rewind...
JUNE

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UltraMon 2.1; Alpha Five Database Special Interest Group Forming; Universal Document Converter - A JPG "Printer"; Here's to you, Chris!
MAY

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Recover4All Professional; A New Home for the PIG (Wing) SIG; The Second Annual OPCUG BBQ; Presenters and Topics Wanted; So... What Do You Actually Do With a Computer?
APRIL

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OPCUG History Page; Delphi SIG Revival; PerfectDisk 2000; Word from the New Editor; Windows XP; Dial-up Access to The PUB
MARCH

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Sunbelt Remote Administrator; Minimize Outlook 2002 to the System Tray; Databases - Getting Down and Dirty; Rewind...; Beginners' Workshop; OPCUG 2002 Balance Sheet
FEBRUARY

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Proxomitron; Computer History Event ; Can Outlook be Secured?; Dare to Database?; Election Report for 2003; Historical Trivia Night; Rewind...; Diskeeper 7.0; Declining Membership
JANUARY

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FTP Server over Dynamic IP; CPU History Surf; Meeting Dates 2003; Newsletter Production Notes; President's Report for 2002; Spamming a spammer; How to own the Internet in your spare time; Rewind...; HUGO History; V 0.0 - "Buy the Latest Version..."; Hunt for Historical Photos

 

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