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In article <43258.dmorawet@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu>,
dmorawet@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Diana Morawetz) wrote:

> Anyone have the current meeting/phone info on the Columbus Computer Society?
> Are there separate meetings for general IBM-PC/compatible folks?
> 

The Columbus Computer Society has an extensive set of postings on the Greater
Columbus Freenet under Special Interest Groups. This includes contact
information
and a meeting schedule. I've included a copy of the general entry below.

Bob Kalal

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   The Columbus Computer Society (CCS) is a group of computer users
    helping other users.  A merger of two computer clubs in early 1986
    formed CCS.  The focus of CCS is the use of computers based on the
    Intel x86 architecture.  As such, it has focused on software items and
    using computers in the DOS, Windows, OS/2 and Unix operating
    environments.  The group has two general meetings and many Special
    Interest Group meetings each month.  CCS publishes THE CCS NEWS, a
    monthly newsletter.  To further our communications to members and
    between members, The Columbus Computer Society operates a four-line
    electronic Bulletin Board System.  A library of shareware and public
    domain software is maintained and a duplication service is provided for
    a nominal charge.

    For more complete and detailed information about The Columbus Computer
    Society, please see further menu choices here on Free-Net or call our
    info line at 447-0CCS {614 447-0227}.