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Yesterday I gave the Dreamweaver Killer Tips session at 11:15am and again at 2:45pm. The first session went well and the crowd seemed pleased. The only complaint was that I had to set the projector to display smaller in order to show my desktop fully.
The 2:45pm session started 15 minutes late because the AV wouldn't display on screen and my monitor simultaneously. If it showed on both, then the screen was all blurry and there was a ton of banding. So I was a trooper and looked over my shoulder to do the presentation. I should have asked if there was a massage therapist in the house!
On another note, my session was features in the What You're Missing at MAX 2003 article by George Fox.
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Dreamweaver MX Killer Tips made Amazon.com's Top 10 Editors' Picks Computers & Internet books!
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Comment from Paul French on 11/10/2003
Congratulations Angela! It's a great book! I loved the first one and highly recommend it to everyone.
Of course, I do work for your publisher, so it's quite literally my job to recommend it, but the book is so great that you've made my job very easy!!!
-Paul
Nah, you're not biased in the least. :-) Thanks for the kind words Paul. ~Angela
Comment from Gordon Mackay on 11/7/2003
Hey Angela,
Congrats, that book was definately worthy of it! Any thing to increase productivity is my friend.
Thank you Gordon! :-) ~Angela
Comment from Wojciech on 11/6/2003
Congratulations!
You surprise me over and over - I told you once that you have talent for writing and you should write books, but I thought about romances or so, and not computer books...
What a woman :-)
<blush /> Thank you Wojciech. Maybe some day I'll write a romance and find a way to tie Dreawmweaver into it. ;-) ~Angela