Software User Groups
Computer users often band together in club-like organizations to learn more about using specific software programs. These clubs are called user groups. Some user groups cater to computer hobbyists in one geographic region. Other user groups have thousands of members who keep in touch over the Internet. User Groups provide technical support and help other users troubleshoot problems that crop up involving how a particular software application works. This kind of support goes far beyond what is available from the program's manufacturer. The links included herein offer information about software user groups and professional communities.
Berkeley Macintosh Users Group
Browse Berkeley Macintosh Users Group for a member-based consumer advocacy group, with news, bulletin boards, and meeting information.
Boston Computer Society, Massachusetts
Browse Boston Computer Society, Massachusetts for the official site of this computer society offering news, links, and member information.
European Union: Convergence International
Browse Convergence International for a user and developmental group for non-Wintel platforms, with overview, events calendar, membership details, and more.
User Group Connection
Check User Group Connection vendor and computer user group interaction, with a helpful database of PC and Mac-related groups.
Windows User Group Network
Browse Windows User Group Network for information on becoming a member of this Windows-based group.