For those of you who are sort of close to Seattle or will be in the
area (Northwest USA), the Seattle Area Pick-like Users Group is having
a meeting on Thursday, Feb 16th in Bellevue. Notice follows:

Please join SAPUG on Thursday, February 16th for an afternoon technical
workshop and evening presentation by DesignBais.

Dave Bryant, President, and Rick Weiser, Technical Manager at
DesignBais International will be on hand to present the features and
benefits of the DesignBais environment.

In the afternoon, Rick will provide a technical overview of the
features of DesignBais, a functionally rich toolset that enables
MultiValue developers to design and create enterprise wide web-based
applications. DesignBais makes MultiValue developers into web
developers without needing to know technologies such as Java, HTML, or
ASP required. After dinner, Dave will cover news about the company and
its future plans for features and functionality.

The Seattle Area Pick Users Group meets at the Paragon (formally Ramada
Inn, formally the small Doubletree Inn, formally the small Red Lion,
etc.) and it is still at 818 112th Ave NE, Bellevue.

The meeting costs $30.00 if you register in advance ($35.00 if you just
show up). If you come to any part of the meeting, you need to pay since
we will be charged whether you eat dinner or not.

3:00 - 5:00: DesignBais technical overview.

5:30 - 6:45: Networking

6:45 - 8:00: Dinner

8:00 - 9:00: DesignBais presentation by Dave Bryant

Note the date and times and RSVP today
to William Timbrook at williamt (AT) gmnameplate (DOT) com
or call (206) 436-6965 (can leave voice mail)

How about a webcast or a CD for the many of us who are very interested but
can't attend?
Thanks,
Jeff


"William" <williamt (AT) gmnameplate (DOT) com> wrote

I can't speak for the SAPUG folks so I don't know if a webcast of the
meeting would be possible. However, I did want to mention that
DesignBais recently held two webinars demonstrating our product.

We would be happy to schedule another public webinar if there is enough
demand. Alternatively, we can schedule one-on-one demonstrations if
you prefer. Just drop me a note at sharoncATdesignbaisDOTcom or to
infoATdesignbaisDOTcom to let me know.

Thanks!
Sharon
sharoncATdesignbaisDOTcom

Why attend this Thursday's SAPUG meeting?

1. If you are looking to hire people, this is a great place to get to
know them. Most people talk feely in relaxed, informal settings, and
you probably would get a better feel for someone here than in a formal
interview setting.
2. If you are a member of a peer-review hiring committee, ditto #1.
3. If you recommend someone who is hired, you may earn a bonus (confirm
with your company)
4. SAPUG meetings are a great place to meet old friends.
5. You can always learn something at the meetings, even if you don't
use or want some vendor's software. Their work may spark the "We could
do that!" idea light bulb in your head.
6. When you attend SAPUG, you are showing the multivalue user community
(and potential users!) that you value your software and have a
successful company because of it.

Hmmm... I wonder where this meeting is. And what is the SAPUG, anyway?
San Antonio Pick User Group? Seattle Area Pick User Group? Some Awful
Pick User Group? - Steve

On 14 Feb 2006 12:22:00 -0800, "louiebergsagel (AT) yahoo (DOT) com"
<louiebergsagel (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:

Goo'day,

Who said anything about a "Pick Users Group"? <g>

"PUG"?

The gormless, overshot, bandy-legged, slobbering mongrel next door is
going to have tickets on himself now....

And his bloody dog is going to be no better....



On Wed, 15 Feb 2006 06:24:20 GMT, Steve Alexander
<sanadoOMIT (AT) OMITsan (DOT) rr.com> wrote:


Bruce Nichol
Talon Computer Services
ALBURY NSW Australia

http://www.taloncs.com.au

If it ain't broke, fix it until it is....

hello to all of my old friends in seattle if they aren't dead yet!

Theo Aivazian


"Brian Bond" <brian (AT) XYZXYZXYZXYZbonanzapress (DOT) com> wrote

And to those of you who ARE dead: don't be shy, your comments are
still welcome here. Enjoy the DesignBais session. And please let us
know your new e-mail addresses!

T

The DesignBais presentation was outstanding. Those of us who attended
the afternoon session got a couple hours headstart on the others, and
saw how easy it was to create data entry and reporting applications
with a few clicks of a mouse.

Louie Bergsagel
2006 SAPUG president
Systems Analyst, Lynden Inc.

Louie, thanks for your kind words. It's always a pleasure to demo a
product to a group as responsive as your group.

For those who missed the presentation/demo, we can setup an online
session so that you can really see the power of DesignBais. Simply
contact us at info AT designbais DOT com.

Rick Weiser
DesignBais International