Jim,

I cannot say enough good things about John Peterson. He came to our location and taught a special onsite class on VFP for myself and 3 other programmers a few years ago when I was working for the government. He was more than willing to share his knowledge, was very professional, and also very friendly and not at all antagonistic. Whenever anyone had any question either on specific tasks, workarounds, or unusual requirements, he went out of his way to get answers. We were using VFP with a variety of backends on systems ranging from business level security to national security. We had requirements to develop and deploy applications that would run under almost any scenario on local lans as well as across wans and some had to be integrated with windows active directory as well as Novell NDS. He did extra research for us to be helpful during the class anytime we asked. How often do you find a teacher these days that does all that?


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>>That may be true, however with his attitude he wouldn't of lasted 90 days anywhere I've worked - no matter how good he is.
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>Victor,
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>KevinG and JohnB seem to be 'confirming' what I've heard from other people... that JohnP is one person here and a different and most amiable/social/calm/SMART person face-to-face.
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>... for what it's worth (and what you paid < s >)