It's great having you around Peter, and I hope there's a little while yet before you (or I for that matter) get recycled 😀
The older I get, the more I appreciate having around me those who've been doing this longer than I have. David On Sat, 5 Oct 2019 at 19:50, Peter Griffith <pe...@gui-visuals.com.au> wrote: > In 1993 on release of VB3, i found myself, with help from GUI Computing's > Mark Trescowthick, running AVBUG (Adelaide VB Users Group) which i did for > over 20 years. Changed name to ADNUG (Dot Net) around 2000. Had some great > times, it was Code Camps then. > Dave Gardiner stepped into leadership a cuppla years back and ADNUGs still > going great guns. > > I suppose the content underneath all the covers is available somewhere not > that i would want to do anything more than leaf through them more for the > nostalgia than horror. My 20 VB4 diskette set has finally gone to ewaste. > Guess that's where i'll be going before too much longer. > > Greg, thanks for the nostalgia > > PG > > > Peter Griffith CP > PH: 0408 832 891 > > > On Sat, 5 Oct 2019 at 16:51, Greg Keogh <gfke...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Folks, some of the covers over 25 years old contain articles on subjects >> that will fill older readers with nostalgia (or horror) and bewilder the >> younger readers. In the early 1990s everything seemed to have OLE in it. >> Remember the 'Chicago' project which became Windows 95? June 1995 Borland >> Delphi is introduced! In September 2000 we were told to get ready for .NET >> (that doesn't seem so long ago). >> >> http://www.orthogonal.com.au/gallery/covers_msdn.htm >> >> *Greg K* >> >
