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- If you click on "meetings" you will find the Award Winners, Location & Organizers for each meeting. The exception would be the latest meeting, because Dave Schubert has already posted this information on his site. I have provided a link to his site in this website. I'm sure you can all find it. Its right here -> http://www.boronchemistry.com - I have also put up pictures and video footage from the latest conference. It is in MPEG format. MOST of you should be able to view it with the video player that came with your OS. However, some of you that are technologically deprived might have a hard time. I apologize, but I am getting ready to head back to college, and I don't have time to convert the video file into quicktime, avi, etc.... I'm sure that there is some computer person at each one of your universities that knows how to download the right CODECs/players that will allow you to view the video file. - I know I stated that I would put the title & author(s) of papers presented at the previous BUSA meetings.... however, this job has been extremely time consuming and therefore I do not have them up. I would like to ask the previous hosts of the BUSA conferences to build a table in either WORD or preferably *.HTML format so that I can quickly adapt it into a webpage. - Oh yes.... DOWNLOADING INFORMATION!!!!! Just some advice...... PC USERS - To save pictures... first click on the thumbnail of the image you want (the thumbnail is the smaller version of the picture file), then when the larger image appears, right click on the image and select "Save Picture As.." Now, To save video, right click on the picture that corresponds to whatever video you wan to download and select "Save Target As...", this way, you don't have to keep loading the movie over and over again. Just save it to the hard disk. APPLE USERS - Good luck on your own!! Just kidding. To save pictures... first click on the thumbnail of the image you want (the thumbnail is the smaller version of the picture file), then when the larger image appears, hold down the mouse button to pull up a menu. Then select the equivalent to "Save Picture As.." Now, To save video, click and hold down the mouse button on the picture that corresponds to whatever video you want to download. When the menu pops up, select the equivalent to "Save Target As...".
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