With a modern ("record what your hear") soundcard and Camtasia, you can make your own recordings, assuming that you have Kevin's permission of course.

I did online training for 3 years, after doing live training for 3 years. I switched to online training because I found that people burned out during live training, and making it a few hours a day was a better learning setting. (This is all VFP stuff oriented around Visual ProMatrix and tools that Frank Camp and I write to supplement/complement Visual ProMatrix and xCase -- we'll get to MM.Net and xCase in our own sweet time <s>).

I then started recording videos of the live training and giving them out. They liked the videos better than the live training. <s> "Finally I can slow Hank down" was the most common comment. <g>

Most amazingly (I had gone to great lengths, even putting up my own voice conferencing server), no one ever asked questions! I thought sometime was wrong, I was boring them, or losing them, but no, they were perfectly happy. They liked the classes, and loved the videos.

So now it's all videos, except for the occasional live session when a new video is recorded. It actually makes it a lot easier for someone to "join" at any time.

So your request isn't unusual, and in fact is just what I found people wanted the most, after they had experienced the alternatives.

Hank

>hi
>thats a shame, but I will probably book anyway I just need to checking the time it will be here in the uk and dates etc.
>thanks
>Stuart