This month Troy Magennis will be speaking on Visual Studio for Applications (VSA). VSA allows customers to customize applications using familiar tools. Troy will talk about run-time scripting, and include lots of demos and code you can plug into your apps now.

Also Adam Cogan will do a session on .NET Windows Services and Remotting.

The next User Group meeting will be held on Wedesday at Microsoft, 1 Epping Road.
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Friday 28th June, Adam Cogan, speaks on Building Web Applications with ASP.NET

ASP.NET is a revolutionary new version of Microsoft's Active Server Pages. It provides a wealth of new features that make developers more productive and the applications they build faster, more reliable and scalable. There's a lot to learn about ASP.NET and this session is devoted to bringing you the latest and best information. You will walk away with code samples you can plug into your application.
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More SSW Tech Breakfasts

Software development can be painful and costly. Hang on, that should say "software development IS painful and costly." Well, not always, but it has been observed that in 1999 "75% of all development projects missed their target release date or never ship at all." Projects often fail because clients think suppliers under-deliver and over-charge. The client and the supplier have different expectations about the goals of the project. This difference of opinion often leads to a projects absolute failure ... more

Cheers until next time, Adam
SSW Database Services Manager and Microsoft Regional Director, Australia
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