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Postings
A look at what's happening around the area.
By TIMES STAFF WRITER
Published June 5, 2006
Matt Kloskowski of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals will demonstrate Photoshop CS2 techniques to process, fix and correct photos, and Sarah Schweiger of Sarah Schweiger Creative Design Services will demonstrate InDesign CS2 at 7 p.m. today at the Tampa Bay Adobe InDesign users meeting in the Arts Lab at the Art Institute, 4401 N Himes Ave., Suite 150, Tampa. For information, visit www.indesignuser group.com/ chapters/tampa/events/136/. The Clearwater Seniors PC Users Group offers a free intermediate class at 1 p.m. Tuesdays at Central Christian Church, 1200 Keene Road S, Clearwater. E-mail pcclass@ij.net. Robbyn Walters will give a presentation on the amplified telephone distribution program for hearing-impaired people at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Greater Tampa Bay PC User Group meeting at Brandon High School, Room 129, 1101 Victoria St. For information, call Jo Ann Brawner at 813 626-7869 or visit gtbpcug.org. Marie Vesta from the Pasco County Users Group will speak at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Micro-computer Users Group meeting at the Largo Library, 102 Central Park Drive. For information, call (727) 391-1357. Kari Sheppard will demonstrate iWeb at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Bay Area Mac Users Group meeting at the Largo Cultural Center, 105 Central Park Drive. For information, call Virginia Chilcote at (727) 796-2929 or e-mail mousebytes @earthlink.net. The Pasco Suncoast User Group will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Hudson Regional Public Library, 8012 Library Road, Hudson. For information, call (727) 847-5991 or (727) 856-2123. Computer clubs and other organizations are welcome to submit items for the Postings column. Events should be free or have only nominal charges such as to cover the cost of a meal) and must be open to the public. The deadline for submissions is today for publication next week. Items can be sent to personal tech@sptimes.com.
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