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The primary means for members of the WI .NET Users Group to interact with each other is through our monthly meetings. We meet in the Milwaukee area to try and make it as easy as possible for people to participate in our meetings. We will make every attempt to promptly include presentations and example code from our meetings on this site as soon after the meeting as possible. Visit the Resources tab, then click on Presentation Downloads where you will find all of the presentations and code conveniently located in one location for your use.

To register for upcoming events, all you need to do is register on our site, then once logged in, visit the meetings tab and click register directly below the meeting(s) you wish to register for. To un-register, repeat this process and you will see an un-register link to click on. By registering in advance for our meetings, you help us prepare the right amount of refreshments, the right facilities size, the equipment, and ensure the right number of raffle prizes and sponsors. Thank you for helping us make the WI .NET Users Group as valuable for all of us as possible.

If you have ideas, suggestions, criticism, or praise for any particular meetings, please let us know by using the contact form on the home page of this site. Thank you!

	Upcoming Meetings and Events

	June 2010 - Multi-Touch and the User Experience
	Tuesday, Jun 8, 2010 at 07:00 PM
	We've come a long way since the DOS command prompts when they were the most popular way to interact with your computer... Once the mouse went mainstream in the 1980s, we started interacting with our computers in a whole new way. I believe that multi-touch is the next big step in our user experience with machines. Microsoft has given us development tools and libraries to build engaging user experiences for our applications. Manufacturers are shipping devices with multi-touch features built-in. For my presentation, I'm going to talk about the touch interfaces on Windows platforms including Windows 7, Windows Phone, Zune HD, and .NET Micro Framework. I'll show you how to write code to access the touch events in your .NET applications. About Travis Feirtag Travis is a senior .NET consultant working in the MidWest for over ten years. He lives with his wife and four kids in Lake Mills, WI. He is known online as: http://therobotgeek.net. When he's not spending time with his family, he enjoys writing code, tech articles, blogging, robotics and multi-touch projects. Meeting Sponsors Kforce Technology Staffing Direct Supply Inc Event Location Direct Supply Inc 6663 N Industrial Road Milwaukee, WI 53223 Map & Directions

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