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About CEBUG

Thu, 12/20/2007 - 12:27pm — Irene Kraus

What is CEBUG? CEBUG (pronounced sea-BUG), or Computer Erie Bay Users Group, is a nonprofit organization run by and for computer users. Although based within Sandusky, we serve those residing throughout the north-central region of Ohio as both a community resource and advocate for issues relating to technological advances and the online world. In addition, members of our organization provide advice about resolving hardware/software related issues. Members range in experience from home users to professionals working within the Information Technology (IT) field.

In addition to our monthly meetings, our website houses articles, moderated discussions, and more, that is available 24/7. The majority of our contributing authors are local residents writing on a variety subjects. Events for our organization are showcased on the home page of our site and within our Event Calendar. Membership in CEBUG is not required to participate within our forum, although rights and access is limited.

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CEBUG March 2010

Thu, 02/25/2010 - 5:49pm — Irene Kraus
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010 - 7:30pm - 9:30pm

President of CEBUG, Irene Kraus of Design Works Internet, will be demonstrating how to create content on our site. In addition, we will be holding a drawing from amongst all CEBUG members in good standing for free subscriptions to Smart Computing magazine!

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Smart Computing Subscription Giveaway!

Thu, 02/25/2010 - 5:34pm — Irene Kraus

Sadly, Smart Computing User Group support program is drawing to a close. The good news is that we do have 4 subscriptions to the magazine to giveaway amongst CEBUG members that will occur at our March 9, 2010 presentation. New members joining CEBUG by that date will also be eligible for this drawing.

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January 2010 Patch Update Follow-up 2

Mon, 02/22/2010 - 9:43pm — MBorsick

This will probably be the last comment about the latest Microsoft patch, MS10-015, that has created some problems for people after applying the patch.

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The Long March Begins...

Sun, 02/07/2010 - 5:18pm — MBorsick

As most people know, Microsoft has set a product life cycle for most, if not all of it's products. I won't go into the evils that Microsoft forces it's customer through to keep the cash flowing, but it is necessary to remind everyone that these lifecycles affect everyone who uses Microsoft and Windows related products. There are three milestones that Windows users need to keep in mind that are coming fast.

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