This report provides an overview of the continuing development and use of the computer-assisted career guidance systems at Oakland University during the 7th year of operation of the Adult Career Counseling Center (ACCC), an agency that has provided career information and counseling to 6,700 area residents since its formation in 1982. These topics are covered in the report: (1) history of the development of the Adult Career Counseling Center and Computer-Assisted Career Guidance Programs with mission statement; (2) description of the ACCC; (3) description of the Computer-Assisted Career Guidance Systems, including DISCOVER for Adults, System of Interactive Guidance and Information Plus (SIGI PLUS), Michigan Occupational Information System, and additional computer-assisted career aids; (4) client demographic information; (5) in-service training; (6) public relations; (7) coordination with the Practicum Counseling Center; (8) research; and (9) future plans. The appendix includes the ACCC resource list, descriptions of career counseling and information services at Oakland University, and descriptions of auxiliary grant-supported services. (ABL)