Australia's largest user group and the second largest in the world. Users help each other. Lots of special interest groups, meetings, Internet service, 64-page colour magazine.

www.melbpc.org.au

A group of PC users from the Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Arlington and Fort Worth, Texas, USA area, who believe in sharing knowledge and technical know how among members.

www.mcpcug.org/

For users of computers (any platform) who range in experience from novice to professional. We meet the second Thursday of each month in Poughkeepsie, New York.

www.mhcug.org/

We are a computer user group in the Omaha Nebraska area composed mostly of nerds interested in Linux, hardware, and all things related to computers.

www.nerdfest.org

This large not-for-profit organization is dedicated to educating the public about computer systems, providing community services and sharing knowledge. Meeting details plus a comprehensive newsletter.

njcc.org/

NYPC is a non-profit educational organization that helps people learn more about computing. Monthly general meetings, Special Internet Groups and low cost hands-on classes. Beginners to developers.

www.nypc.org

Based in Auckland, New Zealand. Aims to exchange and disseminate information concerning the computing arts and sciences. Profile, activities and meeting calendar with history, sample newsletter and membership information.

nzmc.org.nz/

OCIPUG user group is a non-profit all-volunteer organization, was formed in 1985.Provides information on meetings program guide available in Adobe Acrobat format.

www.ocipug.org/

Features monthly meetings containing tutorials and discussions on the use of Flash, Director, Dreamweaver, and other Macromedia technology

www.ocflash.com/

A PC enthusiasts organization. Includes software reviews, downloadable files, newsletters, on-line conferencing as well as meeting and contact details.

opcug.ca/