The Chicago TI-99/4A

User Group

chicago.ti994a.usersgroup@gmail.com

Please forgive our dust as we add some room additions to our library

The Chicago TI User Group is one of the oldest groups dedicated to the Texas Instruments and related computers. We have been in existence since 1980 and are in our 45th Year!



President

Group Archivist

Victor Steerup

 Secretary

Faire Coordinator

Hal Shanafield

Meeting Production

Technical Support

James Mazurek

 Faire Support

Video Production

John Shanafield

 Newsletter Editor

Webmaster

John Behnke

 Support Services

David Behnke

Kyle Phillips

Next meeting will be Saturday, February 1st at 1pm cst

Our monthly meetings are broadcast live via YouTube. There may be a delay of 15-20 minutes. During the meeting, you may make comments or ask questions via YouTube and we will try our best to answer.

We strongly encourage you to attend our meetings in person if possible. There is ample free parking located in the parking garage under the library as we as an adjacent lot. Meetings last about two hours.

We welcome comments and suggestions pertaining to the meetings.

Click on "You Tube Live" below to be directed to our live stream

CTIUG holds their monthly meetings at:


Evanston Public Library

3rd Floor Meeting Room

1703 Orrington Avenue

Evanston IL 60201

(847) 448-8600

2025 Chicago TI Faire Date


The

43rd Chicago TI International World Faire

will be held on


Saturday, October 25th, 2025

From 10am - 5pm cst


At: Evanston Public Library

1703 Orrington Avenue

Evanston Illinois 60201

Chicago TI User Group Message Forum

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The above picture contains 25 significant pictures of events in history that happened in December. This is a part of the December Newsletter contest. Each picture has a number. Please send you submission to chicago.ti994a.usersgroup@gmail.com prior to December 31st with your guess for each number. The submission with the most correct answers will receive a nice prize. Answers will appear in the Newsletter. In the event of a tie, the person who submitted their answers first will be the tie breaker.