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The Alamo PC Organization is South Texas' Premier PC User Group (computer users club) promoting computers for everyone: from beginner to expert..
The Alamo PC Organization is a non-profit organization whose mission is to increase its members'  knowledge and  effective use of personal computers through presentations, instructional programs, other membership services and access to the expertise of other members.. 

Contact:
Alamo PC Organization Inc
PO BOX 65180
San Antonio  TX  78265-5180

The Alamo Coders is a FREE San Antonio area IT professionals Users Group that focus on the tools, technologies, and programming languages that help a software developer/architect/manager in today's industry. If would like to learn more about software development or the tools that are involved in that process, or if you just want to learn more about what Alamo Coders has to offer the San Antonio area IT community, then please join our group.

Meets the Second Tuesday of every month
Time
6:00:00 PM: Food, drink, meet & greet
6:30:00 PM: Presentation
7:30:00 PM: Q&A, meet & greet

Location
ALL meetings are held at
New Horizons Learning Center
8200 West IH 10, Suite 500
San Antonio, Texas 78230
(210) 308-8200

Directions
New Horizons is located at 8200 West IH 10, Suite 500. From IH 10 West Exit Medical/Callaghan. Take the turnaround and remain on the access road. The New Horizons building is located on the right side pass Benihana. Turn right on Mid-Horizon Boulevard the parking garage is located on the right side. From IH 10 East exit Medical/Callaghan. Remain on the access road. The New Horizons building is located on the right side pass Benihana . Turn right on Mid - Horizon Boulevard the parking garage is located on the right side. Parking for New Horizons students is provided in the parking garage or on the parking area under the trees.

Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association is an international, professional association whose main goals are to promote industry-government cooperation in developing effective information, command, control, communications, computer and intelligence capabilities and to contribute to the professional education of those interested in scientific fields. 

The Association of Information Technology Professionals is dedicated to providing industry leadership and professional development to members of the Information Technology profession. 

It is the mission of AITP to provide superior leadership and education in Information Technology. AITP is dedicated to using the synergy of Information Technology partnerships to provide education and benefits to our members and to working with the industry to assist in the overall promotion and direction of Information Technology. 

Prospective Members: Contact us (see below) and check out our Membership page, too! 

Address: 
P.O. Box 790437, San Antonio, TX 78229 
Phone (Hotline): (210) 697-3239

The Canyon Lake Computer Club is for anyone interested in computers. The Canyon Lake Computer Club seeks to further the knowledge of and to promote the effective use of personal computers by its members, and the general public, through instructional programs, activities, and services. 
Contact Information 
To learn more about the club, contact any of the officers or members. 
Our mailing address is: 
Canyon Lake Computer Club 
P.O. Box 2233 
Canyon Lake, TX 78130

Computer Recycling for Education and Community Enhancing Resources is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt organization that seeks to improve local access to computers and information by awarding recycled computer equipment to other not-for-profit organizations. 

Contact: 
Computer Recycling for Education and Community Enhancing Resources 
 P.O. Box 792504 
San Antonio, TX 78279 - 2504 

Hill Country Computer Club is a regional area computer club. They have members of a variety of computer ability from the newbie to the expert.  Their goal is to help people learn to use their computers and provide a networking source for users..

Monthly meetings are in the Fellowship Hall of The Church of Christ, 505 Sidney Baker in Kerrville Texas on the third Thursday of the month at 7pm.  Visitors are welcome.

Contact:
Hill Country Computer Club
PO BOX 291853
Kerrville  TX 78029

Help DeskInstitute provides targeted information about the technologies, tools, and trends of the help desk and customer support industry. The local Chapter focuses on Vendor Presentations, Lunch Meetings and the Latest Information on New Technology & Trends. 

Local Chapter Info & Messaging: (210) 456-8936 

MacApple Users of San Antonio is an enthusiastic group of committed computer users whose emphasis is on Apple computers or the Mac OS, (Macintosh computer operating systems). MacApple Users welcome Mac users of  every background and skill  level to join us and find out  how to make your  computer work for you,  and not the other way  around!

The SalsaNet mission is to: provide vision and leadership to develop a regional information environment, educate the community on the values and particulars of  telecommunications, encourage and enable area residents to use telecommunications, expand the means of educational and governmental access, provide a forum for the discussion of public policy related to information access, provide a stimulus for economic development. 

The name SALSA.NET is derived from "San Antonio Local Superhighway Access Network". Salsa.Net is ACTII's registered Internet Domain name. 

Salsa.Net 
P.O. Box 460742 
San Antonio, Texas 78246-0742 

San Antonio Linux Users Group. A group of Linux enthusiasts promoting the understanding and use of Linux.

The San Antonio PowerBuilder User Group.  This group offers help for those who ise the PFC / Powerbuilder software to build websites etc. The group meets infrequently, check their website for contacts and meeting times.

Technology Advocates of San Antonio is a member-driven non-profit organization uniquely positioned to speak with one voice for the fast-growing technology community in San Antonio, Texas. TASA works to promote technological competence in business,  government and medicine in South Texas. Support for TASA's initiatives is derived from its members. In fact, the direction of the organization depends on member input. We encourage member participation in every facet of the organization.

San Antonio Unix Users Group meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month, 6:30 PM at the Technow Bldg., 4243 E. Piedras, Suite 220. Contact Philip Helsel, (210) 490-4786.

Related Organizations:

The Association of Personal Computer User Groups is an organization dedicated to helping member computer user groups succeed. The APCUG helps to foster communications by operating as an informal network between user group organizations and also with companies that provide computer related and Internet related goods and services. The APCUG also assists member groups in the fulfillment of their educational missions and activities by sharing with officers of member user groups, the knowledge of what it takes for user groups to better serve their members. The APCUG operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. 

The San Antonio Electronic Commerce Resource Center offers educational and consulting services to businesses and government agencies interested in taking advantage of the power of Electronic Commerce. They specialize in helping small and medium size companies in providing products and services to the federal government.

The San Antonio Chapter of the IEEE Computer Society

The IEEE Computer Society is the world's leading organization of computer professionals.

The Computer Society's vision is to be the leading provider of technical information and services to the world's computing professionals.

The Society is dedicated to advancing the theory, practice, and application of computer and information processing technology.

The Society for Technical Communication is the world's largest professional association serving the technical communication profession.

Women In Communications represents members in the fields of contemporary communications, including print and broadcast journalism, marketing, public relations, advertising, audiovisual production, communications education and research, graphic arts, photojournalism, telecommunications and multimedia, technical writing, business communications, publishing and communications law.