The Central Kentucky Computer Society is offering a workshop on FoxPro. Has anyone ever attended any of these workshops? They seem to be one of the only groups offering this these days.
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Well, this was certainly a logical development: no new FoxPro, no more certifications. Sorry that I’m not an expert on MS certs, but have VFP certifications been available in the pat year?Anyway, for those looking to get certified, there is a little hope: “We’re open to discussing it with customers but at this time we have no further plans to address FoxPro.” said Master of exams Lutz Ziob, GM of Microsoft Learning.
MasFoxProCerts anyone?
The Lexington Herald Reader out of Kentucky (http://www.kentucky.com) is reporting FoxPro database classes are available. The class looks to be a bit of an introduction to VFP databases, but I’m not sure. If anyone is in the area and would like to check it out, the info is provided below:
The Central Kentucky Computer Society offers workshops in many basic, intermediate and advanced subjects at 160 Moore Drive, Suite 107. All workshops are at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. Workshops are for members, but the public is invited. Call (859) 373-1000 for more
information. Small Business, Wednesday; MS Access, Thursday; Investments, Saturday; Database FoxPro, May 21; Digital Photography, May 22; CADD, May 23; Unix/Linux Network, May 24; Computer Clinic, May 26.
Keep your eye this year on how well VFP conferences are attended. Although not a fully scientific representation of how the community is keeping up on VFP, it certainly can be used as an “interest gauge”.http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~VFPConferenceAttendance
It is worth mentioning (which falls in line with the theme from my last post) the fact that conferences seem pretty well attended around the world. The Adviser conferences have been steadily declining for quite a while. It would be nice to see some mention of South America, which has a large Fox community.
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