GANG - General Information

What Does GANG Have to Offer?

  GANG (Gainesville Amiga Networking Group) is a local Amiga Computer Users
Group formed to help others with their computers.  Our group members use
Amiga Computers for: Video, Desktop Publishing, Art and Animation, Games
and Science.  The list of uses for the Amiga grows daily.  GANG  holds its
monthly General Meeting (the 2nd Wednesday of each month) where a variety
of discussions take place.  Our Copy Session meeting (the 3rd or 4th
Wednesday of each month) is a chance to grab some PD and ShareWare
programs from a large number of Amiga CDROMs.  Guest are always
welcome at our monthly meetings.

  The General Meeting has demonstrations from other club members on a
wide variety of subjects - backing-up and installing hard drives, using
Multimedia presentation packages,  how to use 2D and 3D animation
software, the use of high speed accelerators, games, word processing and
desktop publishing, databases (MultiFinder), and utilizing numerious
general utilities to enhance the Amiga.  Our users keep the Amiga dream
alive.

   Current GANG dues are $15.00/year.  We provide the following services:

-  GANG  members receive a monthly newsletter devoted to computing and news
   on the Amiga Community.

-  Network in our name stands for the number of users that are ready and 
   waiting to help in any way.

-  Monthly meetings geared toward new and advanced computer
   users. Helping members learn more about their computer.


 For more information, come to one of our club meetings or call me
 Brian Sorli (Amiga Coordinator) at 472-6013.

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Updated May 20, 1996, Contact at gang@afn.org with any questions or suggestions.