| Linux Users Group at North Carolina State Universitylug.ncsu.eduWelcome to the Linux Users Group at North Carolina State University, created for the purpose of promoting and supporting the use of Linux and related Free and Open Source programs within the NC State campus community. This includes activities such as informational talks, installfests, and open forums. Here you will find current LUG@NCSU information, links to Linux resources on and off campus, and ways to meet and communicate with Linux and other Free and Open Source enthusiasts. . . . |
| North Carolina Oracle Users Groupwww.ncoug.comAbout NCOUG: The NCOUG is a coalition of Oracle Professionals from all over North Carolina with the mission to provide an open forum for the exchange of ideas and to provide Oracle professionals with a network of local technical resources. Our mission includes: *Bringing together Oracle professionals throughout North Carolina. *Encouraging free speech regarding Oracle products and services. *Disseminating information about Oracle software and features. *Providing independent Oracle education and technical sessions. *Helping unemployed Oracle . . . |
| North Carolina VSE Users Groupwww.wavv.org/usergroup/ncWelcome to the North Carolina VSE Users Group home page. This group meets three times a year to share information and experiences regarding the VSE and VM operating systems. The membership is made up of systems professionals from companies in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee. During 2006 we will meet March 28, July 25, and October 24. Each of these meetings will take place at the Wingate Inn, 6007 Landmark Center Blvd, Greensboro, NC. Our meetings normally start at 10:00 AM and end about 3:00 PM with lunch provided. Mem . . . |
| Triangle Area BSD Users Groupwww.tribug.orgThis is the web site for the Triangle Area BSD Users Group (TriBUG), ausers group for people in the Research Triangle Park, North Carolina area whouse, advocate, or express interest in BSD and its current derivatives andincarnations. BSD, or Berkeley Software Distribution, is the name of a lineof Berkeley Unix releases from the Computer Systems Research Group (CSRG) of theUniversity of California at Berkeley from 1977 to 1995, and continued todaythrough a variety of vendors and variations. We currently do not have any formal organization so m . . . |
| North Carolina Crystal Coast Mac User Groupwww.clis.com/ncccmugThis nonprofit group is intended for all Mac users who live in Carteret, Onslow and Jones counties, plus neighboring areas. Non-computer users and PC users are also welcome to attend :) Why belong to a Mac user group? A few reasons: It's a way for members to share their computer experiences with other members (e.g. tricks they have learned with a particular software program, interesting sites they have found on the Internet, etc.) so you don't have to "reinvent the wheel"! Special interest subgroups (e.g. educators, MYOB users, video enthus . . . |
| North Carolina SOLINET Users Groupwww.solinet.net/workshops/ws_details.cfm?mode=preview&doc_id=4268&WKSHPID=NCUGProviding information on digitization and other topics for SOLINET users. . . . |
| Triangle Midrange User's Groupwww.trianglemidrange.orgAn educational forum for users of or with an interest in the IBM iSeries (AS/400) and related technology topics. . . . |
| North Carolina/South Carolina Regional Strohl User Groupwww.strohlsystems.com/Events/RUGs/NCSCRUG.aspWelcome to the North Carolina/South Carolina Regional User Group. Here you’ll find our meeting dates and times and directions tomeeting sites. Our Regional User Groups (RUGs) provide users with the opportunity totalk about how they use Strohl Systems software and services, and toshare planning experiences. RUGs also provide a unified forum todevelop requirements for enhancements and new product offerings to sendback to Strohl Systems. RUGs are user-driven but supported by StrohlSystems. . . . |
| Adobe Charlottewww.adobecharlotte.com/acAdobe Charlotte is a local networking and education based group forprofessionals (and aspiring professionals) in the web design, webdevelopment, and e-Learning industries who have an interest in the useof Adobe ® enterprise solutions . Ourmeetings are open to attend by all. We schedule presentations anddiscussions on many aspects of the internet industry, including WebApplications Design, Development, Sales, Marketing, and ProjectManagement. We intend to maintain an environment in which knowledge ofAdobe products can be shared and business c . . . |
| Raleigh-Durham Adobe User Groupwww.rdaug.org/Monthly meetings held on 2nd Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM. Location: CompUSA Glenwood Ave, Raleigh. . . . |
| Carolina Adobe User Groupcmmug.unc.eduThe official website of the Adobe User Group at UNC-CH, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. . . . |
| Duke Adobe Community (AdobeComm)duke.adobecomm.comAbout DUMUG So who are we and what do we do? Well, we're just a group of people in the Duke Community who use, develop, or just want to learn more about Macromedia & Adobe Products! Why should I become a member? First of all, there's a great community of developers, programmers, designers, webmasters and more just waiting to share information with you. And don't forget the skills and knowledge you can share, as well. Not to mention the fact that you have insider access to conferences, training events, and special offers only available . . . |
| UNC Java SIGwww.cs.unc.edu/Research/javasig/Java SIG was created as a forum to aid people in the task of learningJava and to promote the use of Java throughout the Universitycommunity. Group meetings are geared toward sharpening the skills ofJava developers, and attracting the interest of new users. . . . |
| Asheville/Buncombe PC Users Groupwww.main.nc.us/abpcugThe Asheville/Buncombe PC Users Group (of Asheville, NC) is a computer users group not only in the Asheville and Buncombe County area, but we serve members in the surrounding counties as well. Among us are both expert and novice computer users; hobbyists, engineers, computer specialists, homemakers, students, business people and others. Some are in the computer business; others are beginners looking to buy a first computer. The attraction that binds the group's membership is an interest in computers and a willingness to share our knowledge and . . . |
| Personal Computer Club of Charlottewww.pc3.orgThe PC Club of Charlotte is the only computer user's group in the Charlotte area that caters to the everyday computer user. Some of our members are computer professionals; most are just normal people like you and me. Our members welcome the chance to meet others using computers, help with troublesome programs or hardware, introduce new technology and discuss the current issues that affect the Internet and computer users in general. Come join us! . . . |
| Macon Users Groupwww.maconusersgroup.orgThe Macon Users Group (MUG) is a PC oriented computer support group serving the mountains of Western North Carolina. While most of our members use Windows in one of its incarnations, we do have MAC and Linux users and welcome more. We have special interest groups (SIGs) for Novice users, digital imaging enthisiasts and Mac users. MUG meets the second Tuesday of each month. See the dates & times page for meeting place and details. . . . |
| Hendersonville Area Computer Societyhacs.orgThe purpose of the Hendersonville Area Computer Society is to provide and promote the dissemination and exchange of computer related information of an educational nature to its members having comparable interests in Computers. Our constitution and bylaws will give you an overview of our goals. There is ample opportunity for you to share your expertise by serving as one of our officers or on a committee, HACS offers you the opportunity to grow, to share and to learn via a number of members only programs as well as the following programs to whi . . . |
| Charlotte Linux User Groupwww.charlug.orgWelcome to the Charlotte Linux Users Group (CharLUG) website. Our purpose is to promote the use of Linux and other Free/Libre/Open Source Software in Charlotte, North Carolina and the surrounding areas. The group is open to everyone regardless of age or experience, and there are no dues or requirements, other than an interest in Linux/FLOSS, needed to become a member. All you have to do is participate. In addition to monthly meetings with presentations on a variety of Linux and FLOSS related subjects, we have an active mailing list, several . . . |
| Duke University Linux Users' Groupwww.dulug.duke.eduThe Duke University Linux Users Group is a student organization for theadvancement, support, and discussion of Linux and other open-sourcesoftware. . . . |
| Foothills Linux Users and Enthusiastswww.hci.net/~flue/Foothills Linux Users and Enthusists - FLUE - is a Linux User Group serving the quad-county area of Burke, Caldwell, Catawba and McDowell counties in Western North Carolina. The members of FLUE are involved in promoting the goals of LUGS: advocacy education support socializing The group meets every 2nd Friday of every month. Topics of discussion are varied each month, but usually pertain to a specific area of application in which Linux is a viable alternative to other operating systems. New members are always welco . . . |
| Greensboro Linux Users Groupwww.glug.us/xoops/modules/news/The Greensboro Linux Users Group (GLUG) exists to serve the Linuxcommunity by offering informational updates through its website andpublications. Our Mission Statement: 2005-12-24 The Greensboro Linux Users Group (GLUG) exists to serve the Linux community. GLUG provides a friendly social environment wherefolks from all walks of life can come to learn about Linux and all itsvarious parts. We will maintain open meetings that will serve as aforum for anyone to pose their questions about operating systems, opensource software, and the phenomena . . . |
| TriLUG - Triangle Linux Users Groupwww.trilug.orgThe Triangle Linux Users Group is dedicated to the Triangle area of North Carolina including Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill, and Research Triangle Park. TriLUG has been incorporated as a 501(c)3 educational non-profit for the purpose of promoting and supporting Linux users. . . . |
| UNC Charlotte Linux Users Groupuncclug.org/index.php/Wiki_HomeThe mission of this group is to educate the faculty, staff, and students of UNC Charlotte. We believe Linux has great potential at UNC Charlotte, especially in budget-constrained environments. . . . |
| Western North Carolina Linux Users Groupwww.wnclug.orgWe normally meet on the first Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm - anydeviations will be noted in the meeting notice at the top, with newdirections posted on our website. . . . |
| Wilkes County Linux Users Groupcesdep.org/mailman/listinfo/wclug_cesdep.org/WCLUG -- Bringing free software to Wilkes County and beyond. Sort of. We try. If you would like to learn more about Linux or free/open source software, email us. We can also try to help you if you are having trouble with free/open source software. . . . |
| Carolina Final Cut Pro User Groupwww.carolinafcpug.orgWelcome to the CarolinaFCPUG web site! The Carolina Final Cut Pro User Group is a community of digital media professionals, students, and enthusiasts. Our mission is to bring creative people together in discussions, collaborations, and learning opportunities. Our main goal is to promote the excellence of film, video, and media production through the collective knowledge and experience of members. We welcome your contributions and ideas. . . . |
| North Carolina Triangle TMG Users Groupfreepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ncttmgug/This is the Web Site of the North Carolina Triangle TMG Users Group. Weare users of the genealogy software program, The Master Genealogist - TMG . Mostof our members live in the Triangle area of North Carolina: Durham,Chapel Hill and Raleigh. We also have members as faraway as Greensboro,Kings Mountain and Rowland. The purpose of the group is toProvide an environment for users to exchange their ideas and techniquesfor solving The Master Genealogist and other computing-relatedgenealogical problems. Our goal is to: Create a dependable source of . . . |
| North Carolina Hyperion User Groupwww.nchug.net/home.htmlTo support anetwork of Information Systems and Business Users for discussion ofHyperion related topics including education and awareness of trends andtechnologies. . . . |
| Triangle SBS User Groupwww.trianglesbsgroup.comWelcome to the website of the Triangle SBS User Group! . . . |
| Triangle Zope and Python Users Group (TriZPUG)trizpug.org/Zope and Python users in the Triangle (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) North Carolina region meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month (except the December special meeting). We welcome you to join us. We are a small, fun-loving band of Python® zealots trying to learn more. We have a very loose organization, charge no dues, and range from newbies to gurus. We are focused on improving the usability of Python products through self-education and outreach. . . . |
| Research Triangle SAS User's Groupwww.rtpnet.org/rtsugWelcome to the Research Triangle SAS Users' Group web site. This site is intended to provide information about our group and our meetings. You may join our listserv to receive email notification of meetings and otherwise communicate with the local SAS user community. See the Membership section to sign up. Presenters often provide a copy of their presentation or paper. Look for those in the Articles section. You will find a job listing service under Jobline. Our members often receive enquiries from companies looking for a SAS programmer. Plea . . . |
| FrameMaker SIGwww.stc-carolina.org/FrameMaker+SIGWelcome to the STC Carolina chapter's local special interest group (SIG) for FrameMaker users. We're a casual, enthusiastic group of FrameMaker users who meet regularly to share tips and tricks, ask questions, and have fun. All levels of users are welcome. Why "NC-FUN"? Our group was originally affiliated with the national FrameMaker User's Network. As you might have guessed, NC-FUN stands for "North Carolina FrameMaker User's Network." We joined the STC Carolina chapter and kept the name NC-FUN. Just call us the FrameMaker SIG. . . . |
| Tri - XML Users Networkwww.trixml.orgTri-XML is the XML interest group for the Research Triangle area, NC USA. We focus on educating members in XML-related technologies and potential uses. While XML itself may be fairly easy to create, its application may be much more difficult. Our meetings are designed to provide attendees with a free, technical education on a variety of topics. Watch for our meetings in "Show and Tell" format...see XML in action presented by real users! . . . |
| Mid Atlantic Association of Oracle Professionals (MAOP)www.maop.orgABOUT MAOP The Mid Atlantic Association of Oracle Professionals (MAOP) was founded in 1992 and has more than 800 Oracle members, primarily in Washington, D.C., Virginia, and Maryland. A not-for-profit organization, MAOP's mission is to provide educational and networking opportunities that will assist its members in the workplace. . . . |
| North Carolina Business Objects Users Groupwww.ncboug.orgOur Mission: The mission of the Business Objects User Group is to provide a forum for the Business Objects user community that will: * Promote effective use of the Business Objects tools and ensure success within their own environment, * Educate the user Community on new Business Objects trends and Product Development, * Establish relationships amongst fellow Business Objects users. . . . |
| Raleigh MySQL Meetup Groupmysql.meetup.com/144/Meet nearby MySQL Users for conversation and fun! Come to a local MySQLMeetup to talk about the world's most popular open source database, getgreat tips and share new ideas. All levels of experience welcome! . . . |
| Southeastern Inter-Relational Database Users Group (SIRDUG)www.sirdug.orgSIRDUG is a 501-C Corporation (a non-profit corporation), organized forthe purpose of fostering education of database professionals. Becoming a member To become a member of SIRDUG you can, either attend a SIRDUG meeting or send an emailto SIRDUG requesting to be added as a member. The email can be generated for you, if you click on the link below and fill out the online registration form. . . . |
| Triangle DB2 User Grouptridug.orgThe Triangle DB2 User Group is dedicated to providing a professional, technical forum to discuss the use of IBM's DB2 relational database management system. The membership consists of any and all who are interested in furthering this purpose. . . . |
| PLUG: Piedmont (NC) Linux Users Groupwww.ecn.wfu.edu/plug/Most of the day-to-day business of PLUG (namely, Linux users helping each other with all kinds of questions) is transacted on the PLUG mailing list (see below). We generally also meet once a month, on the second Thursday of the month. Often this is in Carswell Hall at Wake Forest University (again, see below); sometimes it's at Borders; and sometimes it's elsewhere. . . . |
| SolidWorks User Group Networkwww.swugn.orgThe SWUGN committee was originally formed as the SolidWorks National User Group (SNUG) in October 1999. The original founding members - Scott Bemis, Michelle Pillers, Mark Peters, and Richard Doyle - met with SolidWorks representatives to discuss a national body for user group support. The SNUG charter was formally incorporated on March 7th, 2000. Since then, the committee has adopted a new name, and has expanded to 8 members including international representatives in Europe and Australia/New Zealand. There have been some changes to the ori . . . |
| Avid Liquid Users of the Carolinaswww.plug-nc.comAnnual dues for the Carolina Liquid User's group are $20.00 and are payable January 1. First time attendees are welcome, free of charge to the first meeting. Returning guests are asked to comply. . . . |
| RTP Vegas Users Groupdv.meetup.com/71/?gj=sj5The RTP Vegas Users Group is a friendly group of folks in the Research Triangle Park area of North Carolina. We like to share with each other our experiences using Sony's Vegas non-linear editor and related tools for creating videos. . . . |
| Charlotte WebSphere User Groupwww.websphere.org/websphere/Site?page=ugdetail&groupId=29The Charlotte WebSphere User Group is comprised of localcompanies and individuals interested in learning more about theWebSphere platform. . . . |
| RTP (Triangle NC) WebSphere User Groupwww.websphere.org/websphere/Site?page=ugdetail&groupId=30The Triangle Area Websphere User Group was started in February 2001. The meetings are held the last Tuesday of each month in Building 500 of IBM's campus in RTP from 6:00 to 8:30. Each meeting consists of a Meet, Eat and Greet period followed by a presentation, Q&A and then open discussion. The attendees are Websphere users, future Websphere users and IBM-ers who have come together to learn more about the products on the Websphere platform and help one another out by sharing experiences. We need speakers & sponsors for future meetings. . . . |
| SMBTN Triad NCtsbsg.org/SMB Technology Network (SMBTN) Triad, NC, is a membership organization for IT consultants, resellers, and related professions which provide IT services and/or solutions to businesses. This is the common thread that unites our members. Our membership reaches coast-to-coast and includes all levels of IT consultants and companies. For IT professionals, We welcome you to learn more about our organization and signup to Join SMBTN. There are many member benefits which are designed to help you grow your IT business. For business owners looking for p . . . |
| Charlotte SBS Groupwww.sbs-charlotte.comYour Small Business Server Community The Charlotte SBS Group is comprised of Microsoft Partners, System Builders, IT Consultants and SBS end users. Our mission it to create an environment of synergy through networking, education and relationships that empowers each member to better deploy, support and use Small Business Server and complimentary SMB products to their fullest potential. . . . |
| Carolinas ACT! User Groupwww.egrabber.com/act_usergroups/north_carolina.htmCarolinas ACT! User Group . . . |
| Triad City ACT! User Groupwww.egrabber.com/act_usergroupsTriad City ACT! User Group . . . |
| Systems Integration User’s Groupwww.its.state.nc.us/Meetings/Siug.aspPurpose The purpose of the Systems Integration User’s Group is to disseminate information of interest to the IT communities in the public sectors of North Carolina. The SIUG will meet periodically to provide a forum to achieved this purpose. Live demonstrations and discussions of current and emerging technologies will form the basis for the meetings. Meeting location and time All meetings will be held at the Office of Information Technology Services (formerly State Information Processing Services) unless otherwise noted. The group meets o . . . |
| Computer Users Group of Lincolntonwww.cugol.8m.com/The Computer User Group Of Lincolnton is a non-profit volunteer group of computer enthusiast. It was organized around 1983 as the Commodore User Group of Lincolnton. As Commodore computers have been replaced with newer technology, the group has migrated to IBM type computers. The club meets once a month to promote the knowledge and use of home computers. Visitors are welcome at the meetings that are held on the first Saturday of each month from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Meetings are held at the Charles R. Jonas Public Library, 306 West Main Street, . . . |
| StorageNetworking.org - Raleighwww.storagenetworking.org/User_Groups/snug_profile.asp?id=177About Us: StorageNetworking.org is a non-profit initiative managed by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Information Storage Industry Center (ISIC) at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). ISIC is a social science research center that studies the business dynamics of the data storage industry. StorageNetworking.org's mission is to support the users of data storage technology by facilitating the creation of local and regional Storage Networking User Groups (or SNUGs). These SNUGs enable individuals involved in this fast-moving industry t . . . |
| Triangle Macintosh Users Group.www.tmug.orgAbout Us: Since 1986, the Triangle Macintosh Users Group has been helping Mac users in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina. If you are a new Mac user or a seasoned one, TMUG can help you learn to use your computer, solve computer problems, and keep you up to speed on the latest products. TMUG meetings are free and open to the public. . . . |
| Raleigh-Durham Web Design Meetup Groupwebdesign.meetup.com/36/?gj=sj5Our group ranges from Web Developers, Web & Graphic Designers,and IT professionals to just your average person who'd like to createtheir own web site. We like to network, give presentations about our specialized areas, and just have fun! . . . |
| PUG Centralwww.pugcentral.orgThis website is for: Virginia Progress Users Group (VAPUG) North Carolina Progress Users Group (VAPUG) Central Florida Progress Users Group (VAPUG) ISV's, VAR's and AP's of Progress Software Corporation If you don't fit neatly into the above list, but work with or are involved with Progress 4GL applications or databases, please free feel to take advantage of this site. The upcoming meeting schedule can be found here. Administrators can login here page . . . |
| Charlotte's SQL Server User Groupcharlottesql.sqlservercentral.comThrough user and peer collaboration, the group will offer an opportunity for members to network and exchange knowledge and resources to better understand existing and future Microsoft SQL Server technologies. This organization will also offer a forum which provides feedback to the vendor for the SQL Server product families, as well as the comparison of alternate vendor technologies and products. . . . |
| Transylvania Macintosh User Groupwww.transylvaniamug.orgWe are a diverse, friendly group with many levels of expertise and a broad range of backgrounds and interests. Our meetings are held in the Brevard Conference Center, a well-appointed facility owned by Coye Consultants of Brevard. With the state-of-the-art media systems at our disposal, meetings include informative presentations on topics of interest to the group. We have members at many age levels and welcome newcomers and guests. Currently there is an active SIG (Special Interest Group) for Photoshop and Digital Photography (with strong sup . . . |
| The Mug @ The Hillwww.ibiblio.org/themug/homeThe MUG web site aims to be the definitive hub for Apple resources and information at UNC-CH. In addition to Apple info, this site also has information on people who comprise the group, what they do, and why they use Macs as their preferred operating system. The mission of the MUG is to enable the faculty, staff, and students of UNC-CH to better integrate technology in the interest of improving education, communication, and collaboration. The main objective of the organization is to help develop improved teaching, learning, and communicatio . . . |
| Duke Mac Users Groupwww.dukemug.orgDukeMUG, the Duke Mac Users Group, was created to join together the Apple Community of Duke University. Consisting of Students, Faculty, and Staff from various parts of the University, DukeMUG is a fast-growing group focused on its goals of promoting the Macintosh platform and increasing the use of technology in education life. . . . |
| Elon Macintosh Users Grouporg.elon.eduThe Elon Macintosh Users Group, or EMUG, is dedicated to the distribution of information about the Apple Macintosh. Our primary purpose is to help the Macintosh user community within Elon know about new developments in Mac technology, and how the Mac can best be applied to the Elon campus. This may include evaluations of new Macintosh products, demonstrating new Macintosh Applications, or troubleshooting methods . . . |
| Piedmont Triad Final Cut Pro User Groupwww.lassiter.comThe Piedmont Triad Final Cut Pro User Group meets monthly to share tips, discuss digital video production techniques and keep up to date on Apple hardware and software. . . . |
| East Carolina University Macintosh Users Group (ECU-MUG)www.ecumug.orgFounded in April 2002, the ECU-MUG not only serves ECU students, faculty, and staff, but also members of the community who are interested in the Macintosh operating system and other related technologies. . . . |
| NC State University Mac Users Group PackMUGpackmug.ncsu.eduPackMUG (Pack Mac User Group) . . . |
| Greater Charlotte Rational Users Group (GCRUG)www.rational-ug.org/groups.php?groupid=6Maximize knowledge and proficiencies in the understanding and usage of IBM/Rational products and services as they relate to achieving our individual companies business strategies, objectives and goals in relationship to process optimization, employee productivity, stakeholder and shareholder profitability. . . . |
| North Carolina Technology Association - NCTAwww.nc-tech.orgNCTA is the primary voice of the information technologies industry in North Carolina. NCTA is dedicated to growing and strengthening the IT industry through increasing public awareness and influencing key public policy issues. We provide our members the opportunity to network with other industry leaders, share information on critical technologies, and promote their companies. Learn more! . . . |
| North Carolina Spatial Database Users Groupncsdug.org/The North Carolina Spatial Database Users Group . . . |
| Raleigh-Durham Oracle Meetup Grouporacle.meetup.com/28/?gj=sj5This Oracle Meetup Group is growing! We want to include more Oraclestyle activities now while discussing RAC, XML Db, DBA Jobs, The Gridand Oracle on Linux :-) Plane rides Bike Rides Cook Outs Camping Horse Back Riding Let us know if there are other areas we may have missed! . . . |
| AeA - Southeast Chapterwww.aeanet.org/AeACouncils/SECouncilStart.aspAeA Mission Statement AeA (formerly the American Electronics Association), founded in 1943, is a nationwide non-profit trade association that represents all segments of the technology industry and is dedicated solely to helping our members’ top line and bottom line. We do this in partnership with our small, medium, and large member companies by lobbying governments at the state, federal, and international levels; providing access to capital and business opportunities; and offering select business services and networking programs. Who does AeA . . . |
| Charlotte Apple Computer Clubwww.charlotteappleclub.org/There are literally hundreds of Macintosh User Groups all over the globe. CACC, a MUG, is focused on helping Mac users in the greater Charlotte metropolitan region. Through our on-line Yahoo! discussion group, our Club's Web site, our general members' meetings, special community events, and a dedication to helping educators who use Macs, we have brought together hundreds of Mac users over the years. Everybody involved in CACC shares common interests, including a desire to learn more about personal computing and to help others along the way. In . . . |
| Macintosh Ashville Computer Societyhomepage.mac.com/macsnc/Our meetings are casual, informative and open to all skill levels. Each month we review at least one piece of commercial software, hardware or a book in our newletter and demonstrate it at out general meeting. We are this product on a "Click rating from 1 to 5 (5 being the best). . . . |
| Triad Apple Corewww.triadapplecore.com/We are an Apple Computer recognized Apple Computer User Group for the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina. We welcome all users, potential users, or fans of Apple technology to our monthly meetings. . . . |