What is a MUG?
People who use Apple technologies have joined together in Macintosh User Groups (MUGs) around the world. MUGs are many things to many people, ranging from friends who get together to share experiences and expertise, to organized community gatherings, to Web-based global organizations dedicated to the relentless pursuit of Mac excellence.MUGs are for everyone from first-time computer users to experts — from every profession, background, and age. They offer a chance to become friends with our Mac users, get questions answered, and have a lot of fun. Want technology to do more for you? Join the club. Find a user group near you.
What is CACC and is it a MUG?
There are literally hundreds of Macintosh User Groups all over the globe. The Charlotte Apple Computer Club (CACC) is a MUG focused on helping Mac users in the greater Charlotte metropolitan region. Through our on-line Yahoo! discussion group, our Web site, our general members' meetings, special community events, and a dedication to helping educators who use Macs, we have brought together hundreds of Mac users over the years.Everybody involved in CACC shares common interests, including a desire to learn more about personal computing and to help others along the way. In its truest sense, CACC is a community—dedicated to you!
Since 1978, we have served the Charlotte region. What started as the Charlotte Apple Computer Club (CACC)—a group of dedicated Apple ][ users who would literally tote their expensive "toys" to meetings and share personally-written applications—has evolved into your regional Macintosh Users Group. Incorporated through the North Carolina Secretary of State in 1983, we are well-organized, legitimate, and dedicated.
Does the CACC meet regularly and if so, where?
CACC hosts a monthly general meeting the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. To verify the date, time, location, or topic of any monthly meeting, please check CACC’s news items on the home page of our Web site. All of our meetings are free and open to the public.