Wakefield RISC OS Computer Club

Meeting on Wednesday 2nd October at 7.45pm

RISCOSbits

As our guest speaker will be unable to join the meeting until at least 8.15pm, the first part will consist of a general computing related discussion.

Andy Marks from RISCOSbits will be talking about his usage of, and history with Acorn and RISC OS computers and what spurred him on to set up RISCOSbits back in 2016.

He’ll also preview what RISCOSbits will have to offer at the London show coming up in October, including things that might appeal to the B&Q/Wickes aficionado.

This ‘virtual’ meeting is open to all, and will take place using the Zoom conferencing service using our regular meeting credentials. Zoom invitations will be sent out ahead of the meeting, but only to those who email info2024@wrocc.org.uk to request one. If you would like to be part of the meeting (and don’t already have the link from a previous meeting or receive an invite in the next 24 hours as a member of WROCC), please RSVP — at the latest by the end of Tuesday 3rd September (GMT).

If you haven’t used Zoom before, we suggest that before Wednesday you try to join the Zoom test meeting at https://zoom.us/test on the device that you intend to use, in order to check that your system works OK. You will not require a Zoom account to take part.

Past Meetings

Videos of previous meetings can be found in our links to past meetings at https://www.wrocc.org.uk/meetings

Club Membership

Annual membership of WROCC is available for those living near and far at 7.50ukp per year.

Members receive:

• A PDF newsletter with all the latest news and articles.
• Entry to meetings.
• Access to the WROCC Internet Discussion Forum.

For further information, please email info2024@wrocc.org.uk or visit the Club’s website at https://www.wrocc.org.uk

at the latest by the end of Tuesday 3rd September (GMT).

I’m guessing this bit refers to the previous meeting?

Indeed it does, it should be Tuesday 1st October as the correct deadline.

As our guest speaker will be unable to join the meeting until at least 8.15pm, the first part will consist of a general computing related discussion.

The good news is that Andy will be able to start his talk at the usual time of 7:45pm, so please join us then for what promises to be another interesting evening.