2001 was a transition year for the publication of The Chicago Scene. Beginning in September 2001, the club experimented with printing a full color cover. Prior to that, all covers were two color and/or gray scale and all content was in gray scale.
Beginning with the November 2001 issue, the club went to a fully digital process that allowed the production of a PDF version and a full-color magazine. At first, only photographs and some advertisements were reproduced in color, but eventually the magazine shifted to a full color format for all pages.
Editions of The Chicago Scene prior to the November 2001 edition have been scanned from hard copy and converted to PDF.
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1) Click on the filter Icon
2) Click on the Event Type Box
3) Select an Event Type From the List
If you use the native Calendar application on your iPhone and you want our events to be automatically added to your calendar, follow these steps on your iPhone:
Now, when you open the iPhone Calendar application, our events will be automatically merged in.
These steps are for IOS 14 and later and could be slightly different for other versions.
If you use Outlook, you can add the shared calendar by following these steps:
Select Calendar
Select either the From Internet… option from the Open Calendar drop-down on the Outlook ribbon or right click on My Calendars and select From Internet…
If you want to have our calendar overlay your default calendar in Outlook once you have followed the steps above:
In Calendar, in the Navigation Pane, select the check box of another calendar that you want to view. The calendar that you selected will open to the right of the calendar that is already displayed. Each successive calendar opens to the right of the one most recently opened.
On the calendar’s tab, click View in Overlay Mode (the left-facing arrow on the calendar tab.) That calendar is now in overlay mode with the one you opened first — usually your default calendar.
If you have never digitally signed a PDF, these steps will help you through the process.
It is important thatyou have selected all of the candidates you wish to vote for as well as entered your name, email address, and member number BEFORE you sign the ballot because the fields for associated with the signature will become read-only and will not be able to be changed once the document has been signed.
Open the ballot in the Adobe Reader application. You cannot sign a PDF document from within a browser.
Once you have completed your ballot, click the signature portion of the ballot below where you selected your desired candidates as shown in highlighted selection of the ballot below:
If you have not configured a digital signature, a prompt similar to what is shown below will be displayed. Click the Configure Digital ID option.
This will bring up a series of dialogs that will guide you through the creation of a digital id on your computer. Depending on the version of the Adobe Reader you have installed, the dialogs may be slightly different but the information they will request, and the end result will be the same.
Select Create a new Digital ID and click Continue
Select Save to Windows Certificate Store and click Continue
Enter your name and the email address you provided the PCA National website (PCA.org) and click Save
Select the Digital ID you want to use to sign the document and click Continue
Click Sign
You will now be prompted to save the signed PDF to your computer. This is the file you will then email to be counted.
If you need to configure a second signature on your computer for another member in your household, you can repeat this process.
If you do have two memberships in your household, and you use the same ballot, remember to save the ballot after signing the second time. It is OK to overwrite the ballot you saved when you signed it the first time.
Finally, don’t forget where you saved the ballot, as that is the file you will need to submit.
