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Time’s running out to register for RT developer training in LA next
month. If you’d like us to reserve a seat for you in LA, DC or
Frankfurt, please send us email at “training@bestpractical.com” as soon
as possible.

Thanks,

Jesse Vincent
Best Practical

Best Practical offers intensive one-day developer and administrator
training sessions taught by the developers who built RT. Sessions will
be held in:

Los Angeles, CA on Monday, May 24, 2004
Washington, DC, on Monday, June 14, 2004
Frankfurt am Main, Germany on Monday, July 5, 2004

This comprehensive session will cover:

RT's system architecture
A guided tour of the RT source code
Extension mechanisms you can use to customize RT
How to tie RT into your existing authentication infrastructure
Building your own tools that talk to the RT backend
Automating common procedures
Customizing RT's workflow to match your own
How to write custom reports based on RT's data

To register a seat at one of the training sessions, please send mail to
training@bestpractical.com.

The cost, including materials, will be $995 for classes in the U.S. and
EUR895 for the class in Germany
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Washington, DC, on Monday, June 14, 2004

Approximately what time is this class? I’m going to be on vacation in central
Tennessee through the evening of Sunday the 13th, about 8 hours or so from DC.
Depending on the time of the class I could conceivably make it. I live in the
DC area, so if this time doesn’t work out, do you know when there might be
another class in the mid-Atlantic region?

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Washington, DC, on Monday, June 14, 2004

Approximately what time is this class? I’m going to be on vacation in central
Tennessee through the evening of Sunday the 13th, about 8 hours or so from DC.
Depending on the time of the class I could conceivably make it. I live in the
DC area, so if this time doesn’t work out, do you know when there might be
another class in the mid-Atlantic region?

Our classes generally run from 10am to 6pm, with the last hour or so as
a “stump the band” style question and answer session (Think of it as
free consulting). We start at 10am so that you actually have a chance
to wake up before we start shoveling information at you.

Best,

Jesse