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Click here to see all the photos I was in my kitchen in  Meadow Lake , They were attending a meeting of the  DMA in Huber Heights, OH We did have 3 glitches when their WiFi didn't want to co-operate but, those incidences were quickly resolved to make this a good remote presentation. Unfortunately this clubs schedule was more than a week away from my last presentation where I was actually in Ohio so we needed to schedule this as a remote presentation. The presentation was also followed by a Q&A session. Hopefully next year, this club will be on a schedule for a live presentation.

Click here to see all of the photos.   This was the final presentation on this trip up north and east to Ohio and Pennsylvania. Another club that was very attentive  and had a lot of questions during and after the presentation.

Click here to see all the photos. An excellent response to the presentation and the brunch afterwards was very nice and appreciated.

Click here to see all the pictures. A very small but interesting group with several follow-up questions.

Click here to see the photos. The  Computer Users of Erie  asked many questions on the various topics covered.

Click here to see all the photos. 45 Members and guests of  this club  attended last nights presentation. This presentation was followed by a very intensive Q&A session.

Click here for all the pictures. This is a club I've belonged to for the past 4 years. 41 members attended and several others participated via  Zoom

Click here to see all of the Photos. I was both sad and honored to do the final presentation for the  Greater Cleveland PCUG  which was formed in 1982.  The club has been in existence since before most of the Avast Support Forum Members were born.

This is a friendly little Computer Club which had many questions before during and after the presentation. The conversation continued after the meeting at a local restaurant. Click here to view the album.

See more photos at:  https://goo.gl/photos/nZL3cGhsitzJsMJr6 More information about the NEOPCUG:  http://www.neopc.org/