If you've never used the product, I highly recommend you download it from west-wind.com and go through the tutorials and other training materials on Rick's site. Get familiar with it first so that his training supports what you already know.
Rick is a very good teacher and he knows the product as though he has a photographic memory. When I attended his training in KC he demonstrated the steps in doing something and continually moved on to bigger and better things. The training days were long because he covers a lot of material.
If you do what I suggest (or have already done it) you'll grasp much more from the training session.
Dale S.
>We're in quite the same boat.
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>I've been with the same employer for five years, and have not had any need for anything done on the internet either -- until now. We want to be able have some of our vendors be able to access their information over the web.
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>Will look forward to seeing you in Mesa.
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>Jim
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>>I've not had any client who knew about it much less wanted anything done on the Internet, so I've not gotten into it. I've been with my current employer for almost 4 years and now have a need for Web Connection. We will set up what are called MSDS's on an Intranet within our company. MSDS's are Material Safety Data Sheets.
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>>In effect, we will both be in the same boat, since I've not really had any formal training on this product; the last time I "played" with it was at least over 4 or 5 years ago. This is such a fast product. I wish I had gotten into it and used it in daily development, but I've gone down a different road; I feel like I'm an Hour Late and a Dollar Short.
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>>>I will be attending the Training -- and have absolutely no experience with it. Will be the first time for me doing anything on the web.
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>>>Jim
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>>>>I am just curious as to who will show up in Mesa, Arizona, for the Web Connection Training by Rick Strahl (which will be at the Southwest Fox 2008 Conference)?
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>>>>I played around with an older version of Web Connection several years ago, but due to a lot of distractions at my job (like work), I've not focused on this way of writing Internet Apps. I'd really like to get started this time around and I figured a class would be a good structured way to force myself to get with it. Here's the link to Rick's web site for this training.
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http://www.west-wind.com/WebConnection/training/DI_SWFox2008.asp>>>>
>>>>Cecil
