What is ACCUG?

Alachua County Computer User's Group or ACCUG is a local IBM and compatibles users group formed to help others with their computers. In short, users helping users.

ACCUG holds monthly meetings (the 4th Thursday of each month-see Bulletin #3) where a variety of discussions take place. In the past we have had representatives from MicroSoft, WordPerfect, Borland, Ventura Publisher and Lotus speak to our club. We have also had demonstrations from other club members on a wide variety of topics such as - how to set up a hard drive, how to use PKZIP, menuing programs, printer hardware, differences in computer processors, tax programs, money programs, multimedia presentations, networks, games, utilities the ACCUG BBS, and how to use other communications packages. Guests are welcome at our monthly meeting.

Current ACCUG dues are $30.00/year. We provide the following services:

• These web pages as a service to its members.
• ACCUG members receive an eight-page monthly newsletter devoted to computing and news on the club.
• Access to the ACCUG library with thousands of public domain and shareware programs and files.
• A "network" of people willing to help with all types of computer problems. Help list published quarterly in the ACCUG newsletter and available via these pages.
• Monthly meetings geared toward the new and advanced computer user. Helping members learn more about their computer.
• Special Interest Groups (SIGs), novices or OS2.
• Classes and seminars on topics such as DOS and Windows.