User groups

[scott]

I'm interested in getting access to an Access "Developer"
user group in the Washington, DC area so I can learn tips
and tricks and some practical theory. I put developer in
quotes because I'm not interested in development of
programs that I would sell; just stuff that I do on my own
and sometimes in my work. Can anyone steer me to what I'm
looking for?

 

[Mark Simonson]

I'm interested in getting access to an Access "Developer"
user group in the Washington, DC area so I can learn tips
and tricks and some practical theory. I put developer in
quotes because I'm not interested in development of
programs that I would sell; just stuff that I do on my own
and sometimes in my work. Can anyone steer me to what I'm
looking for?

 

[Larry Linson]

Two good places to start looking: Microsoft's Mindshare Find a User Group
page at http://www.microsoft.com/mindshare/find/default.aspx and The
Association of PC User Groups member organization directory at
http://cdb.apcug.org/loclist.asp.

Good luck. I have found user groups to be a great source of information and
contacts, from my "previous incarnation" as a mainframer to the wonderful
world of personal computers.

Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP