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Next FREE Webinar: Wednesday, August 26, 2009.

The next free TX Text Control webinar on August 26, 2009 covers product capabilities and typical use cases. The agenda includes a comparison with MS Word, licensing, available add-on modules, and support options. Sessions are limited to 20 attendees with live Q&A included.

Next FREE Webinar: Wednesday, August 26, 2009.

Text ControlThe next TX Text Control online session is planned for next Wednesday, August 26, 2009. This session will be hosted by Ian Blackley again and I will attend to answer technical questions.

Feel free to register in the opposite webinar widget. The session is open for 20 attendees and free of charge.

It provides an overview of TX Text Control and shows typical applications. This is an abstract from the agenda:

  • MS Word comparison
  • Benefits of TX Text Control
  • Applications
  • Licensing
  • Additional modules
  • Support and maintenance

I look forward to welcome you in our next online webinar.

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