Authors and Instructors Needed!

[Keystone Learning Systems]

KeyStone Learning Systems (www.keystonelearning.com) is currently
seeking subject matter experts to work with us to author future
courseware titles delivered via CD-ROM, VHS, DVD and the Web.

Are you a leading expert or trainer in your field? Do you have a
passion or desire to teach others?

Have you always wanted to be a published author but haven't had the
time or opportunity to pursue your goal?

KeyStone has been working with leading experts for more than 15 years
in the areas of desktop software, development, programming and
certification topics to develop computer and video-based courseware.

Our products are used by more than 500,000 active professional users
and sold along with more than 1,200 course titles in some of the
following categories:

- Database Administrators, such as Oracle, SQL Server, Paradox,
PostgresSQL, Btrieve, Access and Sybase
- Professional Certifications, such as MCSE, MCSD, CCNA, CNA, and
CNE
- Application and Web Developers, such as Java, ASP.NET and VB.Net
- Desktop Applications, such as Microsoft Office, QuickBooks and
Publisher
- Digital Media Applications, such as Macromedia Flash and Adobe
Photoshop
- Professional Soft skills, such as Project Management and
Accounting
- Other Information Technology, Communications and development
related courses

If you are interested in joining our team of leading experts, we
encourage you to visit our site at
http://www.keystonelearning.com/keystone/sme for additional
information.

Thank you.

The KeyStone Team

[Larry Linson]

"Keystone Learning Systems" wrote

KeyStone Learning Systems (www.xxx.com) is currently
seeking subject matter experts . . .

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I know of KeyStone as a reputable firm and am sure you don't want to harm
their reputation by violating newsgroup rules and charters.

Larry Linson

[Keith Wilby]

"Larry Linson" <bo*****@localhost.not> wrote:

I know of KeyStone as a reputable firm

So you're the KeyStone cop today Larry? Sorry, couldn't resist ;-)