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1 total messages Started by Tom Arnold Tue, 28 Feb 1995 17:41
Now Registering for March and April (MS Test 3.0 Training)
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Author: Tom Arnold
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 1995 17:41
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Now registering for Beginning and Advanced hands-on courses in MS Test 3.0!

             (Courses are also available on video tape)

   March:
	Seattle, Washington	March 13-14

   April:
	Paris, France		April 24-25
	Frankfurt, Germany	April 27-28
	San Francisco, CA	April 27-28

   May:
	Chicago, Illinois	May 18-19


              ** See our flyer in the MS Test box **


Software Testing Laboratories' growing list of clients include Intel,
Corel, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Peachtree, Compaq, Entergy,
Traveling Software, Aldus (now Adobe) and IBM, among many others.

To register for a beginning course, advanced course, or both, in MS Test,
please send email to MSTest@STLabs.com or call 206-682-5832 x 120, or
1-800-785-5221 x 120.

STL is the company providing training to Microsoft employees on MS Test.
Working with the training and MS Test development groups, STL has the
latest information on automation advances.

Call or write us for more information on our testing courses, in-house
and on-site services, and testing tools.

Use our flyer in the MS Test 3.0 box for significant savings with our
on-site courses!!

Visit our WWW Site for more information about STL: http://www.stlabs.com/
or http://www.stlabs.com/train1.htm for more on our training!

-- 
Software Testing Laboratories, Inc.    --    "Specialists in Software QA"
83 South King Street, Suite 414, Seattle, Washington  98104
Ph: 800-785-5221, 206-682-5832  Fx: 206-682-2373  Email: lobby@STLabs.com
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