Welcome to the Prescott Computer Society

A typical PCS meeting scene.
The Prescott Computer Society (PCS) is a PC-based users group located in Prescott, Arizona. Our primary attention is focused on IBM-compatible computers and
associated software. We strive to provide personal, home office and small business computing solutions and presentation topics. You may obtain both basic and
advanced information about computers by attending our club’s meetings.
We hold several meetings each month to show you how to get the most out of your computer. These consist of our General meeting
as well as several Special Interest Group meetings. Anyone with an interest in computers is welcome to attend our meetings and join PCS.
Owning a computer is not a requirement for membership.
PCS is a member of the Association of Personal Computer User Groups (APCUG) and the Arizona Alliance of Computer Clubs
(AZACC). PCS members may access the AZACC User Groups Discount page here.
Interested in Membership?
Additional information about PCS is available at our About Us page. Also, check out the most recent issue of the "Messenger"
which is our monthly newsletter. For information about becoming a member of PCS, please visit our Membership Information page or contact
Dave Emery, our Membership chair.
Fun Stuff

A typical Q&A meeting chaired by some of our favorite PCS members. It's
known as a "Stump The Geeks" session which is always enjoyed by all
those who attend.
We often hold Question and Answer
sessions at meetings at which our members attempt to "Stump The Geeks." Did they succeed? I guess you'll just have to come to a meeting to find out.
Actually, some of the questions are submitted in advance so we can come up with useful answers to our members' concerns. But that doesn't mean there won't
be any surprises during the meeting!
Unless otherwise noted, all meetings will be held in the Founders Room (1st floor) of the Prescott Public Library. The Library is located at 215 E. Goodwin Street, Prescott, Arizona.
Map to Library
This Week's Calendar
January 26 - Thursday - 6:00-8:30 PM
Board of Directors meeting - Prescott Public Library; Elsea Room
All PCS members are welcome to attend but you are asked to first
contact Ray Carlson in order to ensure that there will be room available for you.

January 28 - Saturday - 1:00-3:00 PM
Basic Computing - PCS Staff
Skill level: Novice
A meeting with the Tri-City Singles has been scheduled in which PCS will
present basic computing skills and techniques for the benefit of this group.
Presenters will include Phil Ball, Joan Baum and Ray Carlson discussing
various topics followed by a Q&A session.
All PCS members are welcome to attend.
Future Meetings
February 4 - Saturday - 1:00-3:00 PM
Digital Photo SIG - Leader: Phil Ball
Skill Level: Intermediate
Many aspects of digital photography will be discussed, including use of digital
cameras and using Photoshop Elements to make your photos look their best.

February 11 - Saturday - 1:00-3:00 PM
Q&A SIG - Leader: Andy Reti
Skill Level: Intermediate
Andy will discuss "Computing in the Cloud - Benefits and Hazards."
Contributions to this topic from PCS members are invited - please
contact Andy if you would like
to add to the discussion.

February 18 - Saturday - 1:00-3:00 PM
General Meeting - Leader: Ray Carlson
Skill Level: Novice to Advanced
First Hour: Phil Ball will present Tips and Tricks with insights
into various topics that assist with regular computer activity.
Second Hour: Kathy Jacobs will cover what a blog really is,
how it is different than a regular site and how to find ones on the topics
you want to learn about. Other topics will be how to interact with the
writer and the other readers and how to know if you want to create your own.
More info on Kathy's presentation may be found
here.

February 25 - Saturday - 1:00-3:00 PM
Special Topics SIG - Leader: JB Burke
Skill Level: Novice to Intermediate
This month, JB will delve into topics related to computer hardware, software, the Internet and the World Wide Web. You are sure to find
something educational and/or entertaining and/or interesting in this fast-paced enjoyable session. As always, questions and comments
will be welcome. After all, JB has to be learning something from these sessions too!
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