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Michael (avant@synflux.com.au) wrote:
: Hi there!
: 
: Where would be the best place to learn some CGI ...

a) Dymocks or Hotline
b) www.stars.com 
c) your search engine of choice

: I want to do start
: with simple stuff like counters and form processing but no place I've
: seen teaches CGI specifically.  

The cheapest way to learn this stuff would be to grab some existing CGI 
forms from the web, via some place like www.stars.com and start pulling it
to pieces. Use reference guides from the same source to work out whats going
on.

For a more formalised way of doing things, choose a good book on the topic. 
There are dozens. Cgi with databases, cgi with perl; python; c; etc etc.

As for courses on CGI from training houses.. give them another 6 months, 
then expect to pay heaps for the priviledge.

: Can anyone out there teach me??? I'll even pay you if it is
: reasonable...  

From what little I've seen of the market, if someone's good at it they're 
snowed under with work, and not interested in doing training. Of course, 
it could just be the people I'm talking to trying to talk their prices up.. ;)

Paul Haddon =>B-)