Dear Razzak,
 
I should probably call you Professor Memon.  R:Base University is a wonderful followup to the R:Base 2005 Conference. 
 
At the Conference we get a quick overview of many applications and techniques that are possible in the newest and also legacy versions of R:Base.
 
It is always impressive to see how talented programmers are driving the software.
 
But at R:Base University, we learn tools and practices from the one who designed and built the engine. 
 
It is one thing to see what is possible.  Learning to do it yourself is satisfying, and helps clients more.
 
How does it work?  Where does it work?  What do I have to change in my system or program to make it work in my application on my machine.  That level of tutoring is not as effective except in a personalized setting. 
 
Razzak, watching you build forms and reports is like viewing an artist.  "What more can we do?"  "Would you give it to your client like this?"  "Are we finished yet?"  "Let the tools do the WORK for you."
 
Combining menu forms, and reports into applications, and using themes showed how to organize and package a software product.
 
Watching you use other proprietary software to capture pictures and create help documentation also revealed some powerful productivity clues. 
 
Seeing and using many of the examples from RRBYW10 demonstrated the richness and power of the examples which you have put together for us.
 
You put your whole energy, as you do with everything, into this class, and the results show that.
 
Best R:egards to you, and my personal appreciation for building a better R:Base, and then helping us learn to take advantage of it.
 
Randy Peterson  mba, cpa, cma
Blue Springs, Missouri
     800.391.6830 Ext 16
 

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