JES & Associates, Inc.
http://www.jes.com
Digital Quarterly Update 8.3

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This newsletter is also available on the Web at the URL:

   http://www.jes.com/dqu/dqu_83.html

CONTENTS:

1. Unidata For Windows NT Course
2. Now Appearing: SB+ Courses
3. Seen JES Lately?
4. Free Stuff on the Web
5. How to reach us
6. To Unsubscribe from the DQU mailing list

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1. Unidata For Windows NT Course

   In three days, learn how to make your Unidata 
   system sing with NT.     

   JES and Associates announces a new three-day course 
   entitled "Unidata For Windows NT". It covers everything 
   that the Unidata System Administrator needs to know to 
   manage the powerful and ubiquitous NT environment 
   under Unidata.  

   Read the press release:    
      http://www.jes.com/ud_pr1.html
   Go to the course description page:
      http://www.jes.com/nt_cd.html   
   Go to the course schedule page:    
      http://www.jes.com/jesgrid.html
   
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2. Now Appearing: SB+ Courses
   
   Learn the most widely used Pick-based RAD tool from JES.

   We've added a whole new series of courses on the widely 
   used SB+ Rapid Application Development tool. Consisting 
   of three 5-day hands-on courses, the new SB+ course line
   has been designed and will be taught by by Kevin King, 
   author of the book, "SB+ Solutions". The first set of 
   courses will be offered in Newport Beach, CA on 
   September 28, 1997, and will be offered at all JES 
   facilities throughout 1998.  

   Read the press release:    
      http://www.jes.com/sb.pr1.html
   Go to the course description page:   
      http://www.jes.com/sb_cd.html
   Go to the course schedule page:    
      http://www.jes.com/jesgrid.html
   
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3. Seen JES Lately?

   We've recently revamped our site for your ease of use 
   and access.   

   The JES Web site just celebrated its third birthday in 
   July, and our birthday present to you is a bunch of 
   enhancements to make it easier and faster to load and 
   navigate. We never stop working on it, and in case you 
   have not visited recently, please visit us again and 
   check out some of the features added in the past few 
   months:  

   - New Course Schedule page  
   - Press Releases  
   - New book titles in stock: SB+ Solutions, Advanced Pick:
     Database and Operating System  
   - Community Bulletin Board  
   - Training Partnerships
   - A terrific page for searching all of the most popular 
     search engines  
   - Facility tours: Newport Beach, Fort Lauderdale

   The above pages supplement what has become one of the 
   most comprehensive Pick-related sites available today, 
   including exclusive content such as:

    - Jon Sisk's: Pick/BASIC: A Programmer's Guide (download
      the textbook, free!)  
    - comp.databases.pick Usenet Newsgroup FAQ  
    - An FTP site with many great utilities, including RED 
      and SYSLINK  
    - The Pick Publications Database - your "card catalog" 
      to Pick(-related) books  
    - An archive of all back-issues of our newsletters  
    - A collection of technical "humor" columns   
    - An archive of digital photos from JES classes and other 
      interesting places  
    - The most comprehensive set of Pick(-related) links anywhere

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4. Free Stuff on the Web

   Jon Sisk's: "Pick/BASIC: A Programmer's Guide", the full 
   text of the first textbook on the subject.

      http://www.jes.com/pb

   The comp.databases.pick Usenet newsgroup is archived in 
   its entirety on the Deja News site:

      http://www.dejanews.com

   and the FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) is on the JES 
   site:

      http://www.jes.com/cdp

   A large collection of Jon Sisk's columns and tech tips 
   are available on the JES site.

      http://www.jes.com/techtips.html

   The "Pick(-like) Publications Database" is also on the 
   JES site. It lists all known information about every 
   Pick book ever written, including where you can get 
   them, if they still exist.

      http://www.jes.com/picklist.html

   There are nearly 100 links to Pick-Related businesses at

      http://www.jes.com/linklist.html

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5. How to reach us:

  URL:    http://www.jes.com 
   
  Snail:  P.O. Box 19274, Irvine, CA 92623

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6. To Subscribe or Unsubscribe from the DQU mailing list, 
   please visit: 

   http://www.jes.com/subscribe.html
 

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