Dan,

"In fairness I suppose it's worth mentioning that very few people in Mexico
City " or Monterrey knew about this seminars. It was practicaly a person to
person invitation. In Monterrey all the people I knew that attended heard
about the seminar from friends. And I heard about it in the PIClist. Nobody
invited me. Anyway, the attendees where mostly not the correct crowd. There
where a lot of salesman and even factory labor. There are more than 1,000
electronic engineers coming out each year from Monterrey's universities
(Like the ITESM, one of the finest world-wide) and nobody invited them. And
I agree with James Musselman that the seminar should have been more
technical. I really didn't learn anything you could not easilly find out for
yourself in the Data book or App.book.
And the worst part is that I didn't even get a clock!!! :-)


Rogerio


At 09:56 AM 18/07/96 -0700, you wrote:
>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
>
>