I want to alert you to a new CHT feature (free) for our subscribers that you may want to take advantage of. Every Friday at 11 AM EDT (EST after the time change),I'm going to give an on-line CHT Webcast seminar, using Go-To-Webinar that any CHT subscriber is welcome to attend.
In the first Webcast this coming Friday October 1st, 2010, I'm going to be talking about the new Compile Manager for C7 which I'm about to release with our 4th quarter build 14D1.00 around October 5th or 6th if all scheduled work goes as planned.
The topics to be covered at this point are not all firmly established so input from you as to what topics you'd like me to cover is very welcome. In all cases, if you do ask for a topic, the more specific you are, the more likely I am to be able to satisfy your requests.
My approach to these seminars will be to pick an existing CHT demo application or two and discuss what major CHT functionality underlies the application(s). I intend to get quite technical where necessary and to go into the innards of the template / class combinations that bring any given CHT functionality into your application. The upshot of this will be to have you better leverage CHT in your own applications to get more out of our toolkit than many of you are able to do.
If you want to be on the auto-invitation list for these seminars, just send me a separate email from the email address you'd like that invitation to go to. When you send that email, please include in the subject CHT FRIDAY SEMINAR INVITATION.
I will also post an invitation here on the CHT forum 5-15 minutes before start time each Friday.
Please be technically prepared:
It's imperative, to be prepared for this type of on-line/two way webcast by having a proper headset and microphone if you intend to speak or ask questions. Previous experience tells me that individuals who try to work with computer speakers and broad-pickup microphones such as the type built into laptops, will need to be muted because of the amount of ambient noise and feedback that results when more than couple of people are involved in the Web-cast. Logitech (and others) have good earphones with a quality built-in microphone that picks up very little background noise. These are reasonably priced and will outlast your computer.
Any Webcast topic requests that you have may be posted here on the forum as a REPLY to this posting.
Cheers...
Gus Creces
The Clarion Handy Tools Page
www.cwhandy.com
gcreces@gmail.com
September 27, 2010
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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