File Name:	PPT & Movies from GatewayDelivery Mobility Talk on May 20th
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Posted by seanalex on Sunday, May 23, 2004 (EST)
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This huge Zip file(32Mb) was graciously given the ok to post by the people at GatewayDelivery.	Average Rating:
It was a great session if you missed it. Download the ppt and movies and see what you missed in May.

Comments: Flat Nested Threaded Embedded Oldest First Newest First Any questions? By thenshell on Tuesday, May 25, 2004 (EST) There were a lot of people waiting to ask me questions at the end of the presentation.  I'm sorry I didn't get to all of you!  But if you would still like to ask, I'd be happy to answer.  Just post your question in the new Mobility discussion area and I'll do my best to answer you. Thanks! Reply to this Comment note about the slides By thenshell on Tuesday, May 25, 2004 (EST) Now with 20% more content! I had to cut out some slides to keep to the time schedule.  This downloadable version of the presentation includes the NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN-FOOTAGE of the missing slides. If the movies don't automatically play while running the slideshow, you can view the Notes section and see what file is supposed to play and just run it manually. Also, I added notes for each slide, some notes are informative, others are not! Enjoy! Reply to this Comment Personal Update By thenshell on Tuesday, July 19, 2005 (EST) First off, I'm shocked that this presentation has been downloaded 1900 times.  Either people really like it, or someone in this usergroup wrote a script to try and take down the website... I gave this presentation last year when I was the Development Manager at GroceryGateway and GatewayDelivery.  Since then, I have now opened my own software company providing professional services to the logistics industry. Because of this, the contact information in the powerpoint is out of date.  If you have questions or kudos (keep your criticisim to yourself) then you can click the link to email me. Thanks for the opportunity to share what I know about mobility, and I look forward to September when I demonstrate mobile applications in VS2005!   Reply to this Comment

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