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ComputorEdge provides the computer users of Colorado with this User Group list as a public service. Groups are listed by name, meeting location by city, and a contact for more information.

Please help us maintain this list by sending updates to or fax changes to
858-573-0205.

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Mile High Computer Resource Organization (MICRO) is an IBM PC Compatible User Group. MICRO is a non-profit volunteer 501(c)(3) tax-exempt, educational organization. MICRO meets the last Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Lloyd G. Clements Community Center in Lakewood, except in November and December, when meeting days vary. Check out the website for more information at http://micro-pc.org or contact President Joe Jimenez by e-mail at jjj90069@lycos.com.

At the Rockies Venture Club, everything we do is designed to connect you with the people, knowledge and money you need to succeed. Founded in 1985, RVC is the Rocky Mountain region's premier networking organization that links entrepreneurs, service professionals, and funding sources. Check out www.rockiesventureclub.org for more information.

The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) is a not-for-profit international organization of information security professionals and practitioners with more than 100 chapters worldwide. It provides education forums, publications, and peer interaction opportunities that enchance the knowledge, skill and professional growth of its members. Visit www.issa.org for more information about the international ISSA organization.

MacinTech Users Group meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the south Denver area. Members range from beginners to experts with the very active Multimedia SIG focusing on the practical use of multimedia software for the Mac. The SIG meets on the fourth Thursday at Park Meadows Mall. Membership is just $12 a year. Check out the website for meeting locations and times and learn about the benefits of membership at www.macintech.org.

The Denver Area Access Users Group (DAAUG) welcomes Access users from novice to professionals and helps get the most out of Access through sharing current methods and techniques. General meetings are held on the third Thursday and lab meetings on the fourth Wednesday. Annual dues are $24. Visit www.daaug.org for meeting locations and more information.

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Society for Technical Communication Rocky Mountain Chapter educates the Colorado community on the value of technical communication. Drawing members from the diverse professional fields of publishing, education, engineering and science, the STC is the largest organization serving the technical communication field. Visit the chapter website at http://www.stcrmc.org/index.html for more information.

Colorado Linux Users & Enthusiasts (CLUE) is the best source in Denver for information about the GNU/Linux operating system. Meetings are held in the Denver Tech Center area on the second Tuesday each month, and in the North Metro area at the DeVry University Westminster Campus on the fourth Monday. Get the latest information about Linux and CLUE at www.cluedenver.org.

Denver Apple Pi is the oldest Apple/Mac user group in the Denver area, meeting at the Consolidated Mutual Water District Building at 12700 W. 27th in Lakewood. Meetings are held on the third Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The Help SIG meets on the fourth Wednesday. For more information, visit www.denverapplepi.com.

Silicon Mountain Macintosh User Group meets the first Thursday of the month at the Colorado Springs Senior Center. See www.smmug.org for details.

COPUG - Colorado Pro/Engineer User Group meets once per quarter in and around the Denver-metro area. Visit www.copug.org for more information.

Denver's Other Group (DOG) Computer Club is dedicated to helping people learn how to use the Internet and their personal computer. Meetings are held monthly at the Aurora Senior Center from 7 to 9:30 p.m. the first Thursday of each month. For more information, visit www.dogcomputerclub.homestead.com.

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Professional AutoCad User Group meets on the first Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at Westwood College of Technology, 7350 Broadway, near US 36 and I 25 in Westminster. For more information, visit www.paug.org.

Rocky Mountain Windows Technology User Group (RMWTUG) meets in Denver and Colorado Springs, serving users of Windows 2003 and Windows NT Technology from desktop work stations to data service centers. Visit www.rmwtug.org for meeting sites and more information.

CSIA (Colorado's Technology Association) is the voice and support network for Colorado's technology and software industries. Please check out www.csiaonline.com for meeting sites, events and current information.

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