Dan Matthews wrote:
>
>
>      James,
>
>      You noted that the seminar was perhaps not as technical as you would
>      have liked.  I think you may be right.  We are looking into a more
>      advanced "advanced session" for future seminars.  In fairness I
>      suppose it's worth mentioning that very few of the Mexico City
>      attendees have the same background as you, so I hope that for them it
>      was at a more appropriate level.
>

>      Dan Matthews
>      Corporate Applications Manager
>      (602)786-7740
>      dan.matthews@microchip.com
>

Dan,
Thanks for the response.  Who gave you a copy of my e-mail? Or do you follow pic
 list?
A more technical seminar would be really wonderful.  I endorse this idea.
I found that many of the engineers were really knowledgeable, surprisingly so,
 in Mexico City.
The PIC LIST post I sent was to the PIC LIST and was intended for technically
 inclined engineers.
I don't mean to offend you re: brown out.  The comment was meant to go to the
 engineers on the
PIC LIST.  I'm sure you know if you follow the list that the brown out problem
 has been discussed
in depth previously.
PS:  Your Spanish is fine.  Mexicans will appreciate this of you greatly.  Did
 you have fun in Mexico City?
--
James Musselman
President
Radix/Cobalt Instruments, Inc.
PO Box 897
Clovis, CA 93612 USA
tel 209-297-9000     fax 209-297-9400