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    Comments on Draft National E-business policy of Trinidad and Tobago

    The TTCS comments to the proposed Draft National E-business Policy of Trinidad and Tobago (PDF ; 745K ; 25 pages) were submitted using the fastforward's online form.

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    About the TTCS

    The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society (TTCS) is a computer user group based in Trinidad. Formed in 1997, our goals are to :

    • Be an informal forum where computers, related technologies and related social issues can be discussed.
    • Keep current with the events in the local Information Technology (IT) and telecommunications industries.
    • "Network local computer users" so that they can share knowledge and improve upon their experiences with modern technology.

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    How to join the TTCS

    First, join our TTCS Announce email list. This list is used to inform members about upcoming meetings and other TTCS activities. To join the TTCS, send a blank email message to:

    ttcs_announce-subscribe@yahoogroups.com

    Second, attend/participate in the various TTCS activites, online and offline.

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    Notes about the TTCS website

    Our main website @ http://www.ttcsweb.org is hosted and sponsored by TriniDiary @ http://www.trinidiary.com.

    Our mirror website @ http://www.ttcs.net is hosted and sponsored by Parodice Games.

    The Trinidad and Tobago Computer Society website uses Cascading Style Sheets and valid HTML v4.01.

    This 71K JPG is a screenshot of the main page when viewed by a web browser with proper support for Cascading Style Sheets. An example of such a browser is the open source, multi-platform web browser : Mozilla FireFox.

    All major sections of the ttcsweb.org site can also be accessed by keyboard shortcuts known as accesskeys. The underlined letter for each link in the common navigation menu is the accesskey.

    Pressing the Alt key (Mac users should press Ctrl) plus the accesskey allows you to jump to the link. Internet Explorer users may also have to hit the "enter" key to activate the link.