Reminder that GENTECH 2002 will be in Boston this weekend, Friday-Saturday at the Hynes Convention Center. You can register at the door for either the full 1 or 2 day lecture programs, one individual lecture or demo for $20 or visit Exhibit Hall B - free and open to the public. See http://www.Gentech.org/2002 for details of all conference features, but here are the latest updates. LATEST NEWS 20 Jan 2002. Tours of the Boston Public Library. The Boston Public Library has two sections in Copley Square: The Johnson Building (aka "the new wing"), with its entrance on Boylston Street, holds materials of general interest, the circulating library, and computers for patrons. If you want to check your email or type up a quick document, the Johnson Building computers are available for your use. The "real" BPL is the classic McKim Building on Copley Square. This building is the home of the Research Library, newspapers, microtext, and government documents. This is where you will do your research. The BPL collection is excellent. Treat yourself to: general tours of the library on Thursday and Sunday, and a special tour of the Library's Microtext Department on Thursday. 17 Jan 2002. Schedule: Demos & User Groups The schedule for demonstrations and software user group meetings has been added to the Online Program Brochure. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com