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| Washington Area Computer User Group (WAC) |
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| City: |
Fairfax |
| Web Site: |
http://www.wacug.org/
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| Contact: |
Geof Goodrum |
| Email: |
linux@wacug.org
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| Meeting Frequency: |
monthly
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| Meeting Location: |
Fairfax County Government Center
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| Membership: |
Membership dues charged
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| Scope: |
Regional
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| Comments: |
Monthly meetings for new and experienced home users usually on third Saturday with PC Clinics in June and December. Meetings are free and open to the public. Members receive a monthly 12 page newsletter by mail, private webboard access and access to month
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