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The A3C Connection, July/August/September 1998 The A3C Connection
July/Aug/Sept 1998 Contents What's New at the ACCC ACCC Free Public Labs The Case of the 100-Year-Old Babies The Year 2000, UIC, and You Microcomputer Software and Hardware
What Does Y2K Compliant Mean? The ACCC Y2K Plan The Right Format for Dates ACCC Free Seminars, Fall '98 About the A3C Connection  

ACCC Free Public Micro Computer Labs

  Another important service that the ACCC provides to the UIC community is free access to personal computer labs; see Public PC Lab Hours for their locations and available equipment.

For the most part, the Macs in the labs run MacOS System 8; all the PCs run Windows 95. All the Macs, Pentium IIs, and faster Pentium machines have CD-ROM drives. All the labs have access to at least one HP LaserJet PostScript printer. With two exceptions, all the labs also have wheelchair-accessible desks.

  
 

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