Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledge can
email me at nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and C#. 10  1988 
Maybe you should actually answer some questions in the newsgroup to prove
you even know what you are talking about. And use your real name, that way
you gain credibility with every question you answer.
And please don't advertise in a newsgroup. If we think you are so great via
my suggestion above, people may flock to you on their own. I'm sure anyone
in this group would be willing to take on a paying customer/student.
Besides, here is a credible place to get FREE tutoring in C# (St. Louis)...
web: http://stlnet.org/
email: fr**********@stlnet.org
Usergroups in other cities probably have similar offerings.
Michael Lang, MCSD
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:JP********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledge can
email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and
C#.
Maybe you should actually answer some questions in the newsgroup to prove
you even know what you are talking about. And use your real name, that way
you gain credibility with every question you answer.
And please don't advertise in a newsgroup. If we think you are so great via
my suggestion above, people may flock to you on their own. I'm sure anyone
in this group would be willing to take on a paying customer/student.
Besides, here is a credible place to get FREE tutoring in C# (St. Louis)...
web: http://stlnet.org/
email: fr**********@stlnet.org
Usergroups in other cities probably have similar offerings.
Michael Lang, MCSD
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:JP********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledge can
email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and
C#.
Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove anything to
anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot of
simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting learning
..NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in text
books.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get what
you pay for.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help, since
some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered. On
top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the moderator of
this group.
"Michael Lang" <m@l.com> wrote in message
news:e0**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Maybe you should actually answer some questions in the newsgroup to prove
you even know what you are talking about. And use your real name, that
way you gain credibility with every question you answer.
And please don't advertise in a newsgroup. If we think you are so great
via my suggestion above, people may flock to you on their own. I'm sure
anyone in this group would be willing to take on a paying customer/student.
Besides, here is a credible place to get FREE tutoring in C# (St.
Louis)... web: http://stlnet.org/
email: fr**********@stlnet.org
Usergroups in other cities probably have similar offerings.
Michael Lang, MCSD
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:JP********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledge can
email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and
C#.
Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove anything to
anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot of
simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting learning
..NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in text
books.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get what
you pay for.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help, since
some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered. On
top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the moderator of
this group.
"Michael Lang" <m@l.com> wrote in message
news:e0**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Maybe you should actually answer some questions in the newsgroup to prove
you even know what you are talking about. And use your real name, that
way you gain credibility with every question you answer.
And please don't advertise in a newsgroup. If we think you are so great
via my suggestion above, people may flock to you on their own. I'm sure
anyone in this group would be willing to take on a paying customer/student.
Besides, here is a credible place to get FREE tutoring in C# (St.
Louis)... web: http://stlnet.org/
email: fr**********@stlnet.org
Usergroups in other cities probably have similar offerings.
Michael Lang, MCSD
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:JP********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledge can
email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and
C#.
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> schreef in bericht
news:X_********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove anything
to anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot
of
Problem is that I have to trust you when you say you know something about
the subject. By answering some questions here you proof that you really
know something about it. (or you're just good with google if it are real
basic questions)
simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting
learning .NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in text
books.
Be serious, I've seen "simple" questions in this newsgroup that reappear
over and over again and are always answered. There are always questions
which are overseen but most of them are answered here.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get what
you pay for.
I don't know that much of DNS but getting a DNS error doesn't mean a site is
down. It can just as well mean that your local DNS (the one you're
contacting) is using an old DNS record and needs an update of it (dynamic
IP, ...). It probably tells you more about your ISP (and knowledge of DNS)
then the site you try to visit. BTW, I can access it without problem.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help, since
some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered.
On
Oh yes it's advertisment. If you really offered help you would answer those
"real easy basic" questions. While answering some of them you could add a
few lines to your post saying you also offer private tutoring and how they
can contact you.
Some people advertise the book they wrote on the subject in their signature
while answering the question. If it's a good answer I can be convinced to
buy the book (I bought some).
top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the moderator
of this group.
Yves
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> schreef in bericht
news:X_********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove anything
to anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot
of
Problem is that I have to trust you when you say you know something about
the subject. By answering some questions here you proof that you really
know something about it. (or you're just good with google if it are real
basic questions)
simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting
learning .NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in text
books.
Be serious, I've seen "simple" questions in this newsgroup that reappear
over and over again and are always answered. There are always questions
which are overseen but most of them are answered here.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get what
you pay for.
I don't know that much of DNS but getting a DNS error doesn't mean a site is
down. It can just as well mean that your local DNS (the one you're
contacting) is using an old DNS record and needs an update of it (dynamic
IP, ...). It probably tells you more about your ISP (and knowledge of DNS)
then the site you try to visit. BTW, I can access it without problem.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help, since
some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered.
On
Oh yes it's advertisment. If you really offered help you would answer those
"real easy basic" questions. While answering some of them you could add a
few lines to your post saying you also offer private tutoring and how they
can contact you.
Some people advertise the book they wrote on the subject in their signature
while answering the question. If it's a good answer I can be convinced to
buy the book (I bought some).
top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the moderator
of this group.
Yves
Yves and Michael,
Thank you very much for your input. Your thoughts and ideas are greatly
appreciated.
Regards
"phoenix" <pa******@skynetWORK.be> wrote in message
news:uA**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> schreef in bericht
news:X_********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove
anything to anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot of
Problem is that I have to trust you when you say you know something about
the subject. By answering some questions here you proof that you really
know something about it. (or you're just good with google if it are real
basic questions)
simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting
learning .NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in
text books.
Be serious, I've seen "simple" questions in this newsgroup that reappear
over and over again and are always answered. There are always questions
which are overseen but most of them are answered here.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get
what you pay for.
I don't know that much of DNS but getting a DNS error doesn't mean a site
is down. It can just as well mean that your local DNS (the one you're
contacting) is using an old DNS record and needs an update of it (dynamic
IP, ...). It probably tells you more about your ISP (and knowledge of
DNS) then the site you try to visit. BTW, I can access it without problem.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help,
since some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered. On
Oh yes it's advertisment. If you really offered help you would answer
those "real easy basic" questions. While answering some of them you could add a
few lines to your post saying you also offer private tutoring and how they
can contact you.
Some people advertise the book they wrote on the subject in their
signature while answering the question. If it's a good answer I can be convinced to
buy the book (I bought some).
top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the
moderator of this group.
Yves
Yves and Michael,
Thank you very much for your input. Your thoughts and ideas are greatly
appreciated.
Regards
"phoenix" <pa******@skynetWORK.be> wrote in message
news:uA**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> schreef in bericht
news:X_********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove
anything to anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot of
Problem is that I have to trust you when you say you know something about
the subject. By answering some questions here you proof that you really
know something about it. (or you're just good with google if it are real
basic questions)
simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting
learning .NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in
text books.
Be serious, I've seen "simple" questions in this newsgroup that reappear
over and over again and are always answered. There are always questions
which are overseen but most of them are answered here.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get
what you pay for.
I don't know that much of DNS but getting a DNS error doesn't mean a site
is down. It can just as well mean that your local DNS (the one you're
contacting) is using an old DNS record and needs an update of it (dynamic
IP, ...). It probably tells you more about your ISP (and knowledge of
DNS) then the site you try to visit. BTW, I can access it without problem.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help,
since some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered. On
Oh yes it's advertisment. If you really offered help you would answer
those "real easy basic" questions. While answering some of them you could add a
few lines to your post saying you also offer private tutoring and how they
can contact you.
Some people advertise the book they wrote on the subject in their
signature while answering the question. If it's a good answer I can be convinced to
buy the book (I bought some).
top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the
moderator of this group.
Yves
And of course none of these were ads either right?
2/08/2003 12:53 am (posted as codewriter, email so*****@somewhere.com)
"If you have problems writing your code and need it written ASAP, I can
help.
Contact me at co**************@yahoo.com."
29/07/2003 10:41pm
"Anyone who is new to C# and wishes to gain more knowledge can email me at nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and C#."
29/07/2003 1:32am
"Anyone who is new to C# and wishes to gain more knowledge can email me at nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and C#."
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:X_********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove anything
to anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot
of simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting
learning .NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in text
books.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get what
you pay for.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help, since
some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered.
On top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the moderator
of this group.
"Michael Lang" <m@l.com> wrote in message
news:e0**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... Maybe you should actually answer some questions in the newsgroup to
prove you even know what you are talking about. And use your real name, that
way you gain credibility with every question you answer.
And please don't advertise in a newsgroup. If we think you are so great
via my suggestion above, people may flock to you on their own. I'm sure
anyone in this group would be willing to take on a paying customer/student.
Besides, here is a credible place to get FREE tutoring in C# (St.
Louis)... web: http://stlnet.org/
email: fr**********@stlnet.org
Usergroups in other cities probably have similar offerings.
Michael Lang, MCSD
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:JP********************@news20.bellglobal.com. .. Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledge
can email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have
many years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET
and C#.
I agree with Michael and don't advertise either.
On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 11:41:49 +1000, "Dmand"
<da*************@imxsoftware.com> wrote: And of course none of these were ads either right?
2/08/2003 12:53 am (posted as codewriter, email so*****@somewhere.com)
"If you have problems writing your code and need it written ASAP, I can
help.
Contact me at co**************@yahoo.com."
29/07/2003 10:41pm
"Anyone who is new to C# and wishes to gain more knowledge can email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and C#."
29/07/2003 1:32am
"Anyone who is new to C# and wishes to gain more knowledge can email me at
nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I have many
years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NET and C#."
"tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:X_********************@news20.bellglobal.com ... Maybe I should answer some questions, but I do not need to prove anything
to anybody. It has nothing to do with what I am offering. I have seen a lot
of simple questions in this NGs posted by people who are just starting
learning .NET. Most of them are not even being answered, simply because they are
basic questions that should be addressed to a tutor or researched in text
books.
BTW, your "credible place for FREE tutoring" gave me a DNS error, which
means it is down. So much for credibility. There is a saying: you get what
you pay for.
I do not consider my postings as advertisements, I am offering help, since
some people are asking basic questions, and they are not being answered.
On top of that, I am offering a private tutoring, which means tutoring with
everyone individually, not just posting some info on a WEB site.
If you are not happy about my postings, you can complain to the moderator
of this group.
"Michael Lang" <m@l.com> wrote in message
news:e0**************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > Maybe you should actually answer some questions in the newsgroup toprove > you even know what you are talking about. And use your real name, that
way > you gain credibility with every question you answer.
>
> And please don't advertise in a newsgroup. If we think you are so great
via > my suggestion above, people may flock to you on their own. I'm sure
anyone > in this group would be willing to take on a paying customer/student.
>
> Besides, here is a credible place to get FREE tutoring in C# (St.
Louis)... > web: http://stlnet.org/
> email: fr**********@stlnet.org
> Usergroups in other cities probably have similar offerings.
>
> Michael Lang, MCSD
>
> "tutoring" <so*****@somewhere.com> wrote in message
> news:JP********************@news20.bellglobal.com. ..
> > Anyone who is new to C# or ASP.NET and wishes to gain more knowledgecan > > email me at
> > nu**@yahoo.com and we can set up private tutoring sessions. I havemany > > years of programming experience and hold MCSD certification in .NETand > C#.
> >
> >
>
>
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