This Wednesday night (Aug. 6), the Sierra Adobe User Group is going to be having a preview of the next version of Dreamweaver, presented by yours truly.
The meeting is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM Pacific time. We will be broadcasting the meeting online, so everyone anywhere is welcome to join us. You can get details, RSVP, and find a link to the online meeting room at our website, www.sierrammug.org.
Hope to see everyone there!
Next week, our Sierra MMUG meeting is going to feature Nolan Erck, who will be doing an introduction to ColdFusion. This is the second part of our occasional, on-going series introducing members to the key concepts behind creating dynamic, data-driven pages.
Unfortunately, I will be unable to attend the meeting myself. I accepted a gig to teach Flash to the Army at Fort Polk, Louisiana. For those not familiar with Ft. Polk - and you're not alone - it's at the corner of No and Where in central Louisiana. Seriously - it's about 3 hours south of Shreveport, 4 1/2 hours northwest of New Orleans, and 3 1/2 hours northeast of Houston - literally in the middle of nothing. The class is Tuesday and Wednesday, so during the time of the meeting, I'll actually be on a plane flying home.
One important result of my not attending is that this meeting will not be broadcast online, so if you want to participate, you'll need to get up to Auburn.
I will be presenting at the Sierra Adobe/Multimedia User Group meeting on February 13. Since it's the first meeting of the year and I like to start off things with good attendance, I'm going to do a presentation on converting a tables-based web site to a CSS-based site - a topic that is usually certain to draw a crowd.
I also have lots of schwag to give away, since both Adobe and the publishers have been being pretty generous of late.
If you want to join us and see the preso live (as well as be eligible for the schwag), then jump on over to the Sierra MMUG home page for a map and directions.
If you can't make it to Auburn but want to participate anyway, we will (barring technical difficulties) be broadcasting the meeting online. You can join the meeting by going to the Acrobat Connect meeting room. The address and link for the meeting room is also on the the Sierra MMUG home page.
If you're going to attend, either virtually or in person, please drop me a line at rsvp@sierrammug.org to let me know.
