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Course notes

Dan has attended:
Dreamweaver 8 Introduction course
Dreamweaver 8 Intermediate course

by - delegate Dan [1 post] (2006 Nov 21 Tue, 12:51) replyReply

hi there,

I attended the introduction to dreamweaver on friday but did not take my course notes or folder. do you have these in electronic format that you can send me? I also got injured on the weekend and have to work from home. was wondering if you could also send me the intermediate course notes i missed on Monday. I will be re scheduling this for a couple of weeks or so and thought i would read up before the classs.

Dreamweaver 8 Intermediate 1 day course
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RE: course notes

by - trainer Andrew platinum contributer[513 posts] (2006 Nov 23 Thu, 11:16) replyReply

Hi Dan

Thanks for your message. You will receive the information from your courses by email shortly. In the meantime I hope you are feeling better!

Andrew


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