Who We Are ... What We Do
The Plateau PC Users Group is a non-profit organization of computer users designed to assist residents of Crossville, Tennessee and the surrounding area to become better acquainted with their computers, software and peripherals. The organization provides a forum for discussion of personal computing issues and help in solving computer- and Internet-related problems, while providing education and support to its members.
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Our Meetings: Our monthly meetings feature a presentation on a popular personal computing topic followed by an open-ended Question and Answer session. This meeting is held at the Christ Lutheran Church in Fairfield Glade on the Second Tuesday of each month, starting at 3pm .
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Next Meeting: Tuesday, September 12, 2023 3pm
The Plateau PC Users Group (PPCUG) will meet Tuesday, September 12th at Christ Lutheran Church, corner of Snead and Lakeview in Fairfield Glade. The meeting will start at 3 PM. The regular question and answer session will follow the main presentation at 4 PM.
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Taming the E-mail Wasteland This month’s program will be given by our President George Sengstock. He will present “Tips and techniques to tame your E-mail wasteland”. Now's the time to turn that abysmal In-box into usable space. Along with other tips in today’s program
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Our Resources:
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Monthly Newsletter: Published January - November each year. Contains interesting articles on personal computing and PPCUG information. Link
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Monthly Q&A sessions: a part of our monthly meeting where attendees can ask questions and (hopefully) get answers from PPCUG members.
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Monthly Meetings: The regular monthly meetings held January - November, include a presentation on a current computing topic. If you can't attend a meeting one month, you can usually find a copy of the presenters handout or slide show on our website.
