10/2/2017 Quad-Cities Computer Society - Moline, IL


It was nice to see a full house last night for the Remote Presentation
to the members and guests of the Quad-Cities Computer Society
Even the little glitch at the end didn't dampen any one's spirits. Apparently,
the computer used by the club wasn't plugged in and ran out of power just
before we got to the end of the Q&A session that followed the presentation.
I didn't know that till the club realized what had happened.
After plugging in the power cord to the laptop, and reconnecting to the ZOOM link,
we were able to complete the evening's event.

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