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Southeast
Operating Systems/Networking
Alabama - Birmingham Windows NT User Group -- Formed in April of 1996 by a small group of system administrators looking for a way to share information about Windows NT.
Florida - Orlando NT Professional Association -- Is a non-profit Association, which conducts monthly meetings for the purpose of enhancing the professional IT careers of its members.
Florida - Windows NT User Group (South) -- The NeaT NT User's group was formed to share information about all the flavors of the NT operating system and to provide a forum for free exchange of ideas.
Florida - Miami Unix Collective -- MUC works to provide "real world" experiential learning in areas of Unix system administration, Unix software development, and Information Systems.
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Florida - Space Coast Visual Basic Developer's Group -- The SCVBDG is a non-profit organization dedicated to the sharing of information about Microsoft Visual Basic.
Georgia - Visual Basic User Group (Atlanta) - The Atlanta Visual Basic Users Group (AVBUGTM) links the dynamic community of Visual Basic programmers in the Atlanta area and throughout the Southeast. Our monthly meeting (held on the last Monday of each month) features tutorials as well as demonstrations by Visual Basic tool vendors and leading VB developers. Anybody interested in Visual Basic is welcome to attend our meetings and join.
Tennessee Visual Basic Users Group (Middle) -- MTVBUG is a member of APCUG (Association of Personal Computer User Groups). MTVBUG regularly gets tools and resources from Microsoft and other software companies for review and use by the group.
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Florida - Tampa Bay Relational User Group -- The Tampa Bay Relational Database Users groups serves the Tampa Bay area by meeting quarterly on the first Thursday of March, June, September, and December. We have a combination of national and local speakers, and generally have four presentations at each meeting.
North Carolina - DB2 User Group
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