Sydney VFP UG : Meets on the last Wednesday of every month

Important update concerning the Sydney VFP User Group!

After careful consideration of the User Group, and in consultation with the members, we have decided to change the format of the group, and open it up to provide more business topics and cover a wider range of technology.

As such, we have decided to rename the group to be:

The Sydney Business & Technology User Group

This change takes place from our next meeting on Wednesday 30 May 2007

As part of the change we have created a new site: www.sbtug.com where all details of upcoming sessions will be posted. Please visit the site for all the details. We hope to see you there. Time and location remains the same.

(Note: an email was sent to all current members on Monday 21 May 2007. A copy of the email is available here for anyone who missed it.)

The User Group is proudly sponsored by Talman Solutions

Talman is a software integration company specialising in Visual FoxPro, SQL Server, ASP.Net, SharePoint and BizTalk development.

When
The User Group meets at 6:30pm on the last Wednesday of every month
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Download an Outlook calendar reminder of User group meetings

In February we had our full OzFox conference!

Where
The User Group meets at Microsoft headquarters:

6:30pm - 8:30pm
Microsoft Sydney Office
Theatre 2
1 Epping Road
North Ryde NSW 2113

Pizza and drinks are provided (it's all free as per usual)

Note - if you come after 6:30pm you will need to call security to let you in - the number to call will be on a notice at the door

Contact
For details of upcoming meetings or general questions please email Craig Bailey (UG President)

Notices
Southwest Fox is on again: 18-21 October 2007

You should have been at OzFox 2007
You should be listening to the The FoxPro Show podcast
You should be listening to the OzFoxRocks podcast
You should be reading Craig Boyd's blog
Definately consider joining MSDN Connection
VFP9 has been officially released
Microsoft confirmed support for VFP until 2015
Support the other Sydney developer user groups