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>>Do you think Kevin would sell the training manuals separately from the training? Are these manual complete enough (in terms of hand holding you through a few examples) that they would be useful without being in the class. There is no real reason they should be; after all they are designed to be used in conjunction with the training class. But I have noticed that Kevin likes to do things right, so the question is worth asking.
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> I'd love to be able to buy videos of his training class (hint, hint). As much as I'd like to go, I just don't ever forsee being able to talk my employers into springing $2000 for the training, plus my normal salary, plus travel costs (I don't work for software developers). But I could probably talk them into spending a few hundred on some videos. The manual that comes with MM is great, but it's not quite the same thing as being able to actually watch someone use the product (even if it's not in person).
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>I don't even need anything fancy. Camcorder quality is OK with me. Show a closeup of the computer screen when demonstrating things and I'll be happy :)

This is a very exciting idea. How may MM user like me just can't got to DEVCON because of the expenses and distances? I don't need fancy stuff either, just the facts and howto's.

I hope Kevin would record his sessions and make the tapes available.

Oscar