JES & Associates, Inc.
http://www.jes.com
Digital Quarterly Update 9.4
January, 1999

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

   http://www.jes.com/dqu/dqu_94.html

CONTENTS:

1. Three More New Courses
2. Other JES Site Resources
3. About This Publication 
4. How to reach us
5. To Unsubscribe from the DQU mailing list

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** Course Schedule                 **
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New For '99

   Starting in January, our class hours will be from 
   8:30am to 3:30pm. This will allow extra 'lab time' 
   after class for those students who need it, as we 
   will keep our labs open and an instructor on hand 
   until at least 4:30pm. 

1. Three New Courses

 - 300vb MultiValue Database Concepts for the VB Programmer
       
   This three-day course provides the foundation needed for 
   Visual Basic programmers who are not familiar with a 
   MultiValue database.  A prerequisite to course 380vb, 
   it provides the keys to understanding the Relational Database
   Model that the MultiValue application software relies upon. 
   For more information, visit http://www.jes.com/vb_cd.html#300vb

 - 310vb Visual BASIC for the MultiValue Programmer

   This three-day class is for the MultiValue programmer who 
   has NO experience with Microsoft Visual Basic. If you have 
   any VB experience then this class is NOT for you. This 
   class will give a comprehensive introduction to Microsoft's
   Visual Basic release 5.  This will focus on fundamental 
   programming techniques for Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 
   used in VB for the MultiValue programmer. 
   For more information, visit http://www.jes.com/vb_cd.html#310vb   

 - 380vb VB/MultiValue Database Interface

   This two-day class is for MultiValue database programmers who 
   understand the concepts of VB and a MultiValue database and 
   wish to write VB programs that will interface into the MultiValue 
   environment. 
   For more information, visit http://www.jes.com/vb_cd.html#380vb

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2. Other JES Site Resources   (http://www.jes.com/)

   Course Schedule page
   Press Releases  
   Community Bulletin Board  
   Training Partnerships  
   A terrific search page to search the best search engines  
   Jon Sisks' textbook: Pick/BASIC: A Programmer's Guide (free!)  
   comp.databases.pick Usenet Newsgroup FAQ  
   An FTP site with many great utilities, including RED and SYSLINK  
   The Pick Publications Database  
   An archive of all back issues of our newsletters  
   The most comprehensive set of MultiValue links anywhere

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3. About This Publication 

   The JES Digital Quarterly Update comes to you free of charge as 
   a service of JES & Associates, Inc. On its companion Web site, 
   JES includes full details on the stories you see above, plus 
   many other useful resources, links to in-depth information, 
   and much more.  

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4. How to reach us:

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

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