The Rhode Island .NET User Group
	Presents: Stephen Howard Using the XML Capabilities in the .NET Framework A hands-on Tutorial Wednesday August 6, 2003 Invite your friends and colleagues!
Roger Williams University Gabelli School of Business (Bldg. 11 on the Campus Map) Social Hour w/ Pizza & Soda 5:00 - 6:00 pm. Hands-on Tutorial 6:00 - 8:00 pm.

The RI .NET User Group will meet on Wednesday, August 6, 2003 in the Gabelli School of Business on the main campus of Roger Williams University in Bristol, RI. This event is free and open to the public. If you plan on attending please take a moment to RSVP ... so we know how much food to order and how much space we will need. Thanks. We look forward to seeing you.

What is XML? Online Seminars about XML Programmable Business Portal Requires .NET Skills	Using the XML Capabilities in the .NET Framework: A hands-on Tutorial A great opportunity to get some hands-on experience using the XML Capabilities in the .NET Framework
	Stephen Howard is a consultant with Microsoft Consulting Services located in Waltham, MA. His experience ranges from the development of large-scale enterprise applications and intranet portals to database design and development. Prior to entering full-time into the world of technology, Stephen pursued graduate studies in music and remains an active freelance percussionist the Boston area.
The RI .Net User Group is now a member of INETA, the International .NET Association.

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