Fresno Commodore User Group

"Taking 8 Bits to the 21st Century"

The local regulars, April 2013: from back, Dick Estel, Roger Van Pelt, Brad Strait, Louis Mazzei, Vincent Mazzei, Robert Bernardo 

About the Club

The Fresno Commodore User Group is a club whose members share an interest in Commodore computers. We meet at 11:00 a.m., the third Sunday of the month, at Bobby Salazar's Mexican Restaurant, 2839 North Blackstone, at the southwest corner of Blackstone and Michigan in Fresno (click here for map). The meetings generally include demonstrations, discussion, and individual help. Time and location are subject to change; please send Email to confirm specific dates.

Dues are $12 for 12 months. New members receive a "New Member Disk" containing a number of useful utilities. Members receive a subscription to our newsletter, The Interface; access to a public domain disk library, technical assistance, and reduced prices on selected hardware and software.

The Interface is sent to our members and other Commodore Clubs on an exchange basis. Clubs publishing newsletters with informative content are encouraged to add us to their mailing list. Permission to reproduce content from The Interface is granted provided credit is given to the source and, when identified, the author. Club members are encouraged to submit articles, tips or ideas for articles.

Disclaimer: The club, its officers, members, and authors are not responsible for the accuracy of the contents of The Interface or the results of actions based on its contents.

Our disk library contains over 2000 public domain programs for the C64 and C128. Members are entitled to copies of these disks at no cost if a blank disk is provided. We do not deal with pirated, violent or obscene programs. Please call our attention to any programs found in our library which may violate these standards.

(When ordering products, please remember your request will be handled by someone who has a full time job, and who has to retrieve hardware from a storage facility - a little patience and a lot of understanding go a long way)

Commodore Show Videos

Convert Commodore text files to PC text

Ribbon re-inking: $1 (members only, limited models available)
Blank disks (5.25" or 3.5"): 10 cents each, 25 for $2
The Write Stuff Word Processor: Send Email for information
Computers and disk drives: Send Email for information

Note: Most of these are Adobe Acrobat files. They require the free Windows program, Acrobat Reader. Click here for a free download.

The final two pages of the 1998 - 2001 issues are standard in all issues and have been eliminated except for April/May 2000 to reduce file size.

For users of text browsers, most of the articles from The Interface can be found in the Commodore Information Center Articles Index. In addition, there are plain text versions of the full newsletter for a few older issues.