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Started by Tom Arnold
Tue, 28 Mar 1995 08:45
(Ad) Learning & Using MS Test 3.0 Course
Author: Tom Arnold
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1995 08:45
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 1995 08:45
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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!!)
April:
Paris, France April 24-25 (four seats left)
Frankfurt, Germany April 27-28 (two seats left)
San Francisco, CA April 27-28 *** SOLD OUT ***
May:
San Francisco, CA May 1-2 *** JUST ADDED ***
Chicago, Illinois May 18-19
Seattle, Washington May 25-26
Wow!! We had no idea how many of you in California wanted our
MS Test training! We've sold out our San Francisco April course
and JUST ADDED a May 1-2 course to take up the overflow!
While there isn't any room left in the Thursday-Friday course at
the end of April, we do have room in our course the following
Monday & Tuesday (May 1-2).
Software Testing Laboratories' growing list of clients includes Intel,
Corel, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Peachtree, Compaq, Entergy,
Traveling Software, Aldus (now Adobe) and IBM, among many others.
Our course is the very same course taught monthly to Microsoft
employees... Microsoft helps us keep our materials *current* so
that their employees have the latest information on automation
innovations. You, too, can benefit by learning from the very
same courseware.
Look for our money-saving coupon in the MS Test 3.0 & 3.0a box!
For more information, send email to: MSTest@STLabs.com
or contact us at the address below... (visit our Web Site!)
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Software Testing Laboratories, Inc. Web site: http://www.stlabs.com/
83 South King Street, Suite 414 Ph: 800.785.5221, 206.682.5832
Seattle, Washington 98104 Email: TomA@STLabs.com
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