Hello,
  if you are an Actionscript 3.5 developer and are looking for a job,
please send me your resume.  @ mpoznecki at broadramp dot com

Thank you,
Michael

Well I figured if someone was looking for a flex project, they would
ping me to see how serious I was, as well as telling me how serious
they were.  But no, that was just a comment not really a solicitation.

Marq

--- In aamug@yahoogroups.com, "Doug Boude" <dougboude@...> wrote:
>
> is this supposed to be a job solicitation? It's quite lacking
in...content
> and details.
>
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 6:39 PM, mjiggitts28 <marq@...> wrote:
>
> >   Well... we are looking for several Flex developers.
> >
> > --- In aamug@yahoogroups.com <aamug%40yahoogroups.com>, "poz_sa"
<poz_sa@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Why is it so hard to find good flash developers to hire? I've
> > placed
> > > ads in the San Antonio paper and on Craigslist. And I get no
> > responses.
> > >
> >
> >
> >
>

Well... we are looking for several Flex developers.

--- In aamug@yahoogroups.com, "poz_sa" <poz_sa@...> wrote:
>
> Why is it so hard to find good flash developers to hire?  I've
placed
> ads in the San Antonio paper and on Craigslist.  And I get no
responses.
>

This is the User Gourp Manager for Austin

Brannon Hightower
hightower AT austin.rr.com
512.560.8465

Maybe you should try that company Broadramp.com I know they are
hiring for a Flash Developer ...You are looking right or you are
hiring...

Daniel Aguallo

--- In aamug@yahoogroups.com, Mike Poznecki <poz_sa@...> wrote:
>
> I want to hire a flash developer.
>
>
> --- Lee NWA <leenwa@...> wrote:
>
> > What are you wanting to do?
> >
> >
> >
> >   _____
> >
> > From: aamug@yahoogroups.com
> > [mailto:aamug@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> > poz_sa
> > Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 10:33 AM
> > To: aamug@yahoogroups.com
> > Subject: [aamug] Flash Jobs
> >
> >
> >
> > Why is it so hard to find good flash developers to
> > hire? I've placed
> > ads in the San Antonio paper and on Craigslist. And
> > I get no responses.
> >
> >
> >
> >
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I want to hire a flash developer.


--- Lee NWA <leenwa@...> wrote:

> What are you wanting to do?
>
>
>
>   _____
>
> From: aamug@yahoogroups.com
> [mailto:aamug@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
> poz_sa
> Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 10:33 AM
> To: aamug@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [aamug] Flash Jobs
>
>
>
> Why is it so hard to find good flash developers to
> hire? I've placed
> ads in the San Antonio paper and on Craigslist. And
> I get no responses.
>
>
>
>
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Why is it so hard to find good flash developers to hire?  I've placed
ads in the San Antonio paper and on Craigslist.  And I get no responses.

Adobe has a recorded breezo, conducted on the 31st of May, for all to
see going over the new Spry Framework for AJAX. This breezo is geared
toward page designers vice developers/programmers... however it looks
very interesting for both.

Check it out:
http://adobedev.breezecentral.com/p23311306/

V/r,
Charles

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I'm Vice President/Associate Creative Director at Texas
Creative, a graphic design studio here in San Antonio. We have
a need for a web developer skilled in php, _javascript, mySQL
and xhtml and I thought I'd see what your situation is. I just
came across your name in meetup.com. Please let me know...or if
you know of anyone with these skills who is looking for a full-
time position with benefits.

In particular, we're looking at building an "aritst's registry" for
a regional fine artists website, similar to
http://registry.whitecolumns.org/ where artists can join, add their
contact information, about 5 thumbnails on their work, etc. The site
would have an admin side to allow registered users to update their
information, and to allow the site administrators to approve site
content before it's posted on the front end. Is that type of work
something you would feel comfortable doing? I know it's just a fly-
by description of the site functionality. There would be graphic
design files supplied...this would mostly be back-end programming
work.

Thanks,

Josh Norman
josh@...

If anybody is interested, there's a breeze presentation tonight hosted
by the kansas city user group. Starts at 7 pm central time

The presenter will be showing how he built a cool little flash widget
that you can see on this site http://www.kcwebcore.org . It's the box
at the bottom right of the page that is announcing different events,
and it reads its data from an xml file.



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Hi Milind. There's a good possibility that my employer will be hiring
another CF developer in the near future. Contact me offline at
dougboude@....

Doug  :0)

On 4/26/06, Pataskar, Milind <milind.pataskar@...> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> My name is Milind Pataskar and I work over here at ElPaso energy.
>
> I am in Houston since 5 years and I work on ColdFusion, Javascript, VBScript
> and Flash MX platform. I have also done 4 ColdFusion certifications yet.
>
> I am on Houston's ColdFusion User Group's board and also actively
> participate.
> in it.
>
> My wife has already moved to San Antonio a few months back and I would very
> much like to follow her to this beautiful city of yours.
>
> I will very much appreciate if anyone can suggest me any good job openings
> in
> the San Antonio area. A reference to a good recruiter will also do.
>
> Hope to see you guys on your next CF meeting  :-)
>
> Thanks for reading.
>
> Regards,
>
> Milind Pataskar.
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anyone interested in forming a photoshop focus group, please contact
Debbie Walton.  I am going to schedule regualar workshops to be held at
our home office in Marion, (not far from Schertz). Email me directly at:
debbie@...

Other web related workshops planned, specifically CSS.  Free, informal,
and focused, the time we spend together ought to be very productive for
everyone.  Limited seating.

Just thought i would extend the invite!


Date: 3/29/2006
Time: 5:00 – 7:00

New Location:
City Hall
301 West 2nd Street
First Floor in the Council Chambers

Speaker: Live

Simon Horwith
Editor-and-chief of ColdFusion Developer's Journal.
Macromedia Certified Master Instructor
A member of Team Macromedia
CTO of Aboutweb

Topic: Flex 2.0 and ColdFusion
Simon will examine both the current version (1.5) and future version
(2.0) of Flex, he will discuss the role that Flex will play in
tomorrow's web applications, and will examine the anatomy of a
simple Flex  2.0 application...


any questions please email me at brannon.hightower@...

Charles,
Feel free to email me anytime you need help. I have
gained some CF experience and will be glad to help.
I may not be able to make the meetings but I am always
glad to help out.

George
ps. I am now at pixelfragment.com, I no longer use the
g3-designs.com address. Can you update the footer with
it? Thx!

--- "Charles E. Pelkey" <pelkeyc@...> wrote:

> In case anyone is interested, <a
> href="http://www.forta.com">Ben
> Forta</a> is making appearance at a lot of User
> Groups this spring,
> presenting "Flex 2.0 for ColdFusion Developers". I
> have submitted a
> request that he add the AAMUG and Lackland to his
> list of stops. Not
> sure if it will happen, but am hoping.
>
> On a side note, I have started working on the <a
> href="http://aamug.homeip.net">coldfusion based
> version of our
> site</a> again... Worked out few of the css issues I
> had noted
> prviously and am trying to finish off the basic
> functionality in order
> to go live.
>
> -Charles
>
>
>
>


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In case anyone is interested, <a href="http://www.forta.com">Ben
Forta</a> is making appearance at a lot of User Groups this spring,
presenting "Flex 2.0 for ColdFusion Developers". I have submitted a
request that he add the AAMUG and Lackland to his list of stops. Not
sure if it will happen, but am hoping.

On a side note, I have started working on the <a
href="http://aamug.homeip.net">coldfusion based version of our
site</a> again... Worked out few of the css issues I had noted
prviously and am trying to finish off the basic functionality in order
to go live.

-Charles

Hello Tony and Company,

Sorry I havent made any meetings lately. I noticed the site is live
and would like to make some changes to the code. How can I go about
getting access?
Was Charles still working on the back end? If not there is a great
tool called cf_nuke I think we can utilize if coldfusion is available
on the server.

email me "contact (at) pixelfragment . com"

Thanks all.

Hello Tony and Company,

Sorry I havent made any meetings lately. I noticed the site is live
and would like to make some changes to the code. How can I go about
getting access?
Was Charles still working on the back end? If not there is a great
tool called cf_nuke I think we can utilize if coldfusion is available
on the server.

email me "contact (at) pixelfragment . com"

Thanks all.

That's wierd. Did you configure the dns settings right
on the server? Without a password that Is all I can
think could be wrong.
Tony is very good with asp, you ought to ask him.

--- john walton <justhinono@...> wrote:

> Hi everyone, Deb and John here.  I'm using the
> example files out of the O'Reilly book, Dreamweaver
> MX 2004, The Missing Manual and trying to learn the
> dynamic aspects using ASP and the Access database
> they provided.  Everything works as expected except
> 8 times out of 10 I get an error message when trying
> to view any asp page in the browser.  it says that
> the access driver cannot start the database because
> it is already in use by "Admin".  I don't know if
> this is a IIS server error, a connection string
> error, or it is an Access error.  There is no
> password to the site or the database.  Anyone know
> how to solve this one.  The publisher/writer has no
> help on the subject nor does Microsoft IIS or
> Access.  Anyone use ASP & Access.  I may just switch
> to MySql & CF7... but the learning curve seems
> steeper.
>  !!%"commandLineInterface&all"%!!          Thanks,
> John Walton
>
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Hello all. I am in need of some help here at work. We need to create a
login and registration page so clients can view online training
modules. Once they view them they will be asked to fill out an
evaluation form. Also upon completion they will be rewarded a
certificate they can print out that has thier name and course taken.
Cookies are not the way we want to go.
We will be hosted on a windows .net server. ASP is the language.
Access database for now, we may run sqlserver in a few months.

Can anyone help? Or does anyone have any modules already created that
could be bought/traded. This is for a not-for-profit organization that
helps small business owners get financial counseling, tax help, ect.

Email me contact@...

Thanks
George Marez

Yeah, the design is totally broken in any
netscape/gecko based browser...
Did you recieve the zipped files I sent you for the
design improvments?

George

--- "Charles E. Pelkey" <pelkeyc@...> wrote:

> All,
>
> To keep everyone up-to-date on website progress, I
> have integrated
> George's design and moved away from the original
> path I started down
> with the website administration. I have started a
> second framework for
> the backbone of the site, but it is far from being
> finished. In the
> meantime, george and I are going to work out
> style-sheet issues and I
> will work to finish the rendering engine for the
> complete site.
>
> Registration/Log-in features work on the site as it
> is now... however,
> all data entries need to be done manually. I am
> working on the user
> profile stuff and hope to have that complete early
> next week, after
> which I will move on to the adding additional
> functionality for
> posting items to the site. I am also going to add
> "galleon forums" for
> the message board on the site and integrate that
> with the existing
> site login.
>
> Please provide comments/suggestions asap...
>
> Site URL: http://aamug.homeip.net/
>
>
>




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also change link for literarySA to
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thanks
/ / - - - - - p l e a s

Charles E. Pelkey wrote:

>All,
>
>To keep everyone up-to-date on website progress, I have integrated
>George's design and moved away from the original path I started down
>with the website administration. I have started a second framework for
>the backbone of the site, but it is far from being finished. In the
>meantime, george and I are going to work out style-sheet issues and I
>will work to finish the rendering engine for the complete site.
>
>Registration/Log-in features work on the site as it is now... however,
>all data entries need to be done manually. I am working on the user
>profile stuff and hope to have that complete early next week, after
>which I will move on to the adding additional functionality for
>posting items to the site. I am also going to add "galleon forums" for
>the message board on the site and integrate that with the existing
>site login.
>
>Please provide comments/suggestions asap...
>
>Site URL: http://aamug.homeip.net/
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

please change the link for the project to
http://www.salsa.net/medialab/

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Charles E. Pelkey wrote:

>All,
>
>To keep everyone up-to-date on website progress, I have integrated
>George's design and moved away from the original path I started down
>with the website administration. I have started a second framework for
>the backbone of the site, but it is far from being finished. In the
>meantime, george and I are going to work out style-sheet issues and I
>will work to finish the rendering engine for the complete site.
>
>Registration/Log-in features work on the site as it is now... however,
>all data entries need to be done manually. I am working on the user
>profile stuff and hope to have that complete early next week, after
>which I will move on to the adding additional functionality for
>posting items to the site. I am also going to add "galleon forums" for
>the message board on the site and integrate that with the existing
>site login.
>
>Please provide comments/suggestions asap...
>
>Site URL: http://aamug.homeip.net/
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

All,

To keep everyone up-to-date on website progress, I have integrated
George's design and moved away from the original path I started down
with the website administration. I have started a second framework for
the backbone of the site, but it is far from being finished. In the
meantime, george and I are going to work out style-sheet issues and I
will work to finish the rendering engine for the complete site.

Registration/Log-in features work on the site as it is now... however,
all data entries need to be done manually. I am working on the user
profile stuff and hope to have that complete early next week, after
which I will move on to the adding additional functionality for
posting items to the site. I am also going to add "galleon forums" for
the message board on the site and integrate that with the existing
site login.

Please provide comments/suggestions asap...

Site URL: http://aamug.homeip.net/

So far, we have two subjects for next meeting:

- SMTP on Windows 2000 with IIS
- Posting and retrieving data with Flash and external DB