Greg,
I started as a newbie in November, I had no VBA, or access programming
experience. I started with some simple applications, and database, if I got
stuck I asked a question here (Ok well maybe hundreds of questions).
Normally within a couple of hours (If not quicker) i`ve had a reply, and
then on i went with my project again.
There are loads of poeple in here always willing to help. Buy a book think
of some test projects, and have a go, like i said if you get stuck ask in
this NG, i`ve learn`t loads from this lot, even by reading the replys to
others problems.
Im sure as a sort of newbie yourself, you will come accross the same
problems I have, and probably the same as many others, if i can help i will.
Cor, CJ, William Ryan, Herfried, and others have all let me send projects to
them, when i`ve had a problem, ajusted the project and sent it back to me
with an explination as to why and what has been done, Im sure they would do
the same for you.
Like I said best thing to do is think of a project, have a go and if you get
stuck post in this NG
Just my pennys worth.
Ta
MCN
"Greg M" <hi******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I have 5 years of MS Access/VBA development experience and am moving
into the VB.net world. I am seeking a tutor which could facilitate
this move.
I live in Anderson, IN and am willing to travel to Indianapolis or
within 50 miles of my home. I have some specific questions that I
would like answered/explained to me. I would also like to develop a
mentoring relationship which would allow me to ask questions in the
future as well (for a fee of course). I don't know what the standard
rate is, but I am not averse to paying a high price if someone can
give me the answers I seek.
In person training would be preferable. But if I can't find this I am
certainly open to training by phone, email or IM.
Thanks,
Greg M
