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Welcome to the Indiana County PC Users Group.

The Indiana County PC Users Group (ICPUG) is a public educational organization open to all persons interested in pc compatible computers. The ICPCUG was founded in September 1996.

The next Indiana County PC Users Group meetings are scheduled Tuesday, October 20^th at Room 111 in Eberly College of Business (right between the two major construction projects) on the IUP campus.

We're look for the program topics that you think the group should explore. Are you curious about a software program you've heard about but never seen in use? Do you need help or advice for a program or peripheral that has you puzzled?

Better yet, are you a whiz at a program or technology feature that make your life easier -- and feel like sharing the wealth (of knowledge)!

Please drop a line in reply on Facebook or email icpcug@verizon.net. See you at the next meetings!

The meetings, as always, include open discussion of all technology issues including hardware, software, peripheral products and legal issues. The members' forum includes opportunities for trouble-shooting and learning how to make the most efficient use of computers, networks and the Internet.

ICPCUG is open to the public and to people of all experience levels -- casual home users, workplace users, professionals and developers.

As a reminder, the group now meets at Room 111 of the Eberly College of Business and Information Technology (ECOBIT) at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. The Eberly building is behind the "Governors' Quad" dormitories (take South 11th Street from the Maple Street intersection). It shares a SPACIOUS parking lot with the IUP football stadium and basketball field house.

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