Thank you for the clarification. Hopefully there will be enough no-shows that you can get into all the sessions you want to attend.

>I thought so too since you were prompted to choose a track you would primarily attend so I registered in another track. Then I read the email response which stated that attendees could only enter another track's session if they registered 10 minutes before the session began and there were sufficient vacancies when the session started. They would go down the list of those on standby at that point. It is a first come first serve for sessions in another track.
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>>If this is like other Microsoft events with multiple interest tracks, you should be able to attend whichever sessions you like once you are in the door. Any checking of badges is to verify that you are registered for the event, not a particular track. They are only trying to guesstimate room sizes.
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>>>I just tried registering for the one in Raleigh and it appears the Developer track is full (it is disabled and you cannot select it).
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>>>>>>>Obviously, that and $3.28 gets you a gallon of gas...
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>>>>>>I'll buy some of THAT gas, right now!!! going up, up, up...............
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>>>>>Hey Tommy, haven't seen you around. Still doing Foxpro?
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>>>>Yeah, I'm told OLD to learn anything else.... sigh.....
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>>>>There is STILL some work in the TRIAD area, but not much. Hope to hear from the MS$ Heroes thing going on in April in Charlotte soon, to find out IF I am really going, so as to get my hands on some free development software, and get studying it FULL time for the future. Have you heard anymore from them (the official email to get in?)? Thanks!