Founded in 1982, Adobe Systems Incorporated develops, markets, and supports computer software products and technologies that enable users to create, display, and communicate all kinds of information - whether in print, on-line, or on the Internet. We recognize the invaluable contribution user groups provide in raising awareness and building understanding among computer users. That's why Adobe User Group Relations seeks to support the user group community and maintain long-term relationships with its leaders and members.

The Adobe Developer user groups provide a community forum for designers and developers and focus primarily on products such as Flash, ColdFusion, Dreamweaver and Flex in addition to areas like Mobile and the Flash platform.

Privacy Policy

From time to time, our exclusive Partners & Sponsors may ask for your email address. If they help feed us and give us freeware, we feel this is one small thing we can contribute back to them directly. However, we do make it clear to our Partners & Sponsors that we do not encourage or appreciate solicitation or spamming. Our Adobe User Group is primarily education based. We make it a policy not to share your contact information with just anyone. People who can contact us outside of our membership must first contribute to our User Group community in meaningful ways.

Likewise, we are anti-spam. We don't advertise unnecessarily, and you won't get marketing or sales information beyond our Partners & Sponsors during or immediately following meetings. You may hear from your peer members on the listserv, but they must be active Adobe User Group members. We are commited to making this a nurturing, learning, educational environment and have the right to remove members who do not play nicely.

If you suspect that your information has been compromised in any way, please notify us immediately via email. Likewise, you have the option to unsubscribe from our listserv at any time.

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