Posted by yarock on 09/21/06 12:58

Teeafit wrote:
> Bruce --
>
> Thanks, but what I'm really after is the opportunity to sit down for a
> couple of hours with someone who knows the program, and actually pick
> their brains. You can read all the help files, FAQs, articles in the
> world, but there can still be that little wrinkle which unlocks the
> smooth use of a program.
>
> I've already successfuly done a test project on Encore, but virtually
> every action needed a reading of the manual -- too slow for the major
> project that I have coming up, and there's always a suspiscion that "If
> I knew this program better, I'd be doing this a different way".
>
> What I need is to become an 'instant expert' -- I'm willing to pay for
> that, but NOT the big bucks being charged by the one (London) training
> house that I've seen advertised.
>
> GRAEME ALDOUS
> Yorkshire
Graeme-
your best bet will probably be to get one of the training dvd's.Also,
there's got to be someone near you who knows Encore and could give you
some training. The Adobe tech support is great if you're in the middle
of a project and need an immediate solution to a problem.
Bruce S. Yarock
www.yarock.com

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