FREE Tips and Tricks Webinar - D-Tools Forum

**Kevin Mikelonis** · 11-01-2007, 05:26 AM

We are delivering our FREE Tips and tricks webinar again on November 13th and November 15th!

Attendees of this webinar tell us we provide too much valuable information for free in this session, so it's a great use of you time if you are new to D-Tools or want to use SI5 as an opportunity to refine and streamline your D-Tools database into a powerhouse of efficiency and simplicity.

Process DSG has developed a proven method of using D-Tools SI5 for maximum productivity in your sales, design, engineering, and operations departments. This webinar is a preview to our 4 part ‘Engineered Database Workshop’. In this webinar we will show attendees the steps to building a database of pre-engineered solutions using Downloaded D-Tools Data, Process Template Data, plus efficient accessorization and logical packaging methods. A demonstration of package centric project design using D-Tools SI5 will include the following systems:

Structured Wiring
Telecommunications
LAN/WLAN Network
Surveillance
Distributed Audio/Video
Multi-Media/Home Theater
Theater
Central Control System
Life and Safety

This is a free webinar using an internet based meeting service and a telephone based conference line. Long distance and toll charges may apply.

Register today at this link:

November 13th at 2 PM PST https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/295544489

OR

November 15th at 8 AM PST https://www.gotomeeting.com/register/816572660

**Kevin Mikelonis** · 11-12-2007, 12:06 AM

Sign up for this valuable free webinar today! Time's running out!

permalink · 11-12-2007, 02:22 PM

Kevin - are you recording this too (I hope) - as I can't attend either time, but would "LOVE" to watch this at a later time.

burtont62 · 06-27-2011, 07:10 AM

I'm guessing that nickkhun23 is not here for any dtools related buisness, or am I wrong?

3 1/2 year old thread bump.

nothing in the thread that is relevant now.

joined one day prior to this post.

link to website for movie.

avaltdan · 06-27-2011, 02:51 PM

Looks like spam to me.