Stanford Macintosh Users' Group records 1984-1990
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Biographical/Historical Sketch The Stanford Macintosh Users' Group is a volunteer organization composed of Stanford University students and community members whose purpose is to act as a clearinghouse to exchange information about the Apple Macintosh computer. From the guide to the Stanford Macintosh Users' Group records, 1984-1990, (Department of Special Collections and University Archives) ...
