No, the training should come from someone who's qualified and excels at teaching. I took the Take Note VFP training and it was OUTSTANDING.
>Shouldn't the training come from someone who's committed to the language?
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>>Bob,
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>>>Does that mean you no longer train for VFP also, several people were asking about that at this years SW Fox?
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>>We still offer VFP training but I'll be honest, the demand for it has fallen considerably. We're planning on adding a VFP class to our training schedule for January 2008. Exact dates will be on the TakeNote Technologies website within the week. Who was asking? Were attendees asking or speaker types? We would be happy to do an email blast to the SW Fox attendees letting them know of our upcomming VFP training classes. I'll check with some of the conference organizers about this. Thanks for the heads up...
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