| 08/13/96 RMIUG Meeting
- The Good, the Bad and the Bleeding Edge
in Web Page Design
The Tuesday, August 13th meeting of the
Rocky Mountain Internet Users Group (RMIUG)
will feature a special presentation by William
Horton (william@horton.com) on "The
Good, the Bad and the Bleeding Edge in Web
Page Design." This will appeal to a wide
audience, ranging from beginner to expert.
Mr. Horton is an internationally-known author,
teacher and consultant to Fortune 500 companies
and high technology firms. He is president
of William Horton Consulting, Inc., an independent
consulting firm based in Boulder, Colorado,
and his books include Designing and Writing
Online Documentation (2nd ed.), Illustrating
Computer Documentation, Secrets of User-Seductive
Documents, The Icon Book (available in 5
languages), and the recently published Web
Page Design Cookbook with CD-ROM. If you
are involved with the Web, this meeting
is not to be missed!
The meeting is Tuesday, August 13th, from
7:00 - 9:00 pm (with optional 6:30 pm start
for informal networking and refreshments).
The meeting will be held at the Department
of Commerce (NIST) Building at 325 Broadway
in Boulder, one traffic light South of Baseline.
This facility holds 510 people. Park in
the Dept. of Commerce lot, go in the main
door (faces East), and find the main auditorium
just to the right of the main entrance.
The meeting is free and open to the public,
but we will be passing the hat to defray
the room rental charge we incur.
RMIUG appreciates the ongoing support
from Internet One of Boulder for sponsoring
refreshments and XOR Network Engineering
for administration of RMIUG's electronic
discussion lists & WWW site.
Consultants and companies are invited
to bring Internet-related product information,
brochures, and business cards which will
be displayed on an information table.
There is an email mailing list set up
for this group. General information can
be obtained by sending an Email to rmiug@rmiug.org
which will generate an auto-reply message
that tells you about the lists and how to
subscribe. You can also reach the RMIUG
"Executive" Committee at rmiug-comm@rmiug.org.
Our WWW site is at http://www.rmiug.org/
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