A good reference manual

[Boaz Bezborodko]

> Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2010 16:09:50 -0500
> From: "Henry" <melancon at cajun.net>
> Subject: A good reference manual
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> I know this is a very rookie sounding question, but I need to increase my 
> knowledge of FilePro programming and printing.  What is the best reference 
> material that I can obtain to further my knowledge?  Something that has 
> programming tips and examples that I can use to build on is what I am 
> looking for.  I know most of the individuals on this list are old pros, but 
> I am not.  I am more of QC documentation supervisor and not a true 
> programmer.  I have been surviving with my current skills for the last 15 
> years, but our industry is becoming more demanding and upgrades need to be 
> done to our FilePro files.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Henry W. Melancon
> Gulf Island, LLC 
>   
Let me add my recommendation to John's Survivor Series.

I'd been programming FPro for a few years without much background and 
was able to do quite a bit with it.  But the Survivor Series showed me a 
bunch of new techniques and opened my eyes to some commands that I 
hadn't fully appreciated before.

Boaz