Date:    Tue, 11 Dec 2001 09:39:38 -0500
From:    Chair  <Chair@FrontPageBoston.com>
Subject: Boston FrontPage December update

1) Microsoft is moving, so are our meetings.
2) URL to register for studies with InContext
3) December 18th meeting topic
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1) Microsoft is moving effective January 15th, 2002.
Directions will be found on our web site, right
after this month^Òs meeting, next Tuesday night the
18th at 6:30PM.
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2) For those of you who have not yet had an
opportunity to participate, here's the link again to
sign up for future InContext studies.  Currently
they are working on an e-learning project.
Participation is a great learning experience and
they usually reward you with either cash or software
for your time!
http://www.incent.com/cd/cdparticipate.html
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3)  Bring us your tired, your poor, your weak.

We end the year getting back to FrontPage basics on
the Client side of the software. Our presenter will
be entertaining questions from those in attendance
and asks that a few of you submit URLs for
review in advance.

Speaking at our final meeting of 2001 will be
our own Dr. Brad Dinerman, MCSE, FrontPage power
user, all around cool guy and now the latest Boston
FrontPage board member.

Brad will review techniques and tips from a user^Òs
perspective and give a few hands-on critiques to
actual sites. If you have designed or developed a
FrontPage Web site, how does it look, how does it
perform?  Is it a site for the ages?  Are you having
any specific problems you want Dr. Brad to address?

Since our December meeting will be a tutorial of
examples and suggestions. Brad would like two or
three of you to submit the URL for your FP-designed
site in advance. Based on the sites, we will point
out various items that can make or break a site and
demonstrate adding the functionality needed.

So, if you are up for a professional review and
guidance please submit your URL to my e-mail below,
or just hit reply, as soon as possible.  We prefer
small to medium sized businesses or personal or non-
profit sites vs. large corporate webs.

Tom Lee, Jr.
Chair@FrontPageBoston.com
www.FrontPageBoston.com