Aiming to finish up D19 this week and start on D20. Been busy with a couple of other issues (business and personal). I hate making time tables because it's difficult for me to keep a scheduled routine. I suffered an injury back in February which left me blind in one eye, and some days I get real bad migraines which force me to lay in the dark and avoid screens. So I have lots of plans for things I want to get finished, and I know how long things SHOULD normally take me to finish, but I never know if I'm going to be able to work on any particular day or for how long. Even on a good day I can usually only work for 3 to 4 hours before the headache sets in.
If you meant "all these lessons" meaning all of the Developer series, I have no idea. There is no end in sight. I literally have dozens of real good books on Access VBA Programming and I've barely scratched the surface on what Access can do. I wouldn't be surprised if there are 30 to 50 levels by the time I'm happy calling it "completed."
Eric DaleOP
@Reply 6 years ago
Hi Richard Thanks for quick reply, sorry I did mean D19 having paid for it a week or so ago, i suddenly realised some parts were missing!! I'll look out for the fully finished D19 .... regards Eric
Yeah, I started the routine of posting them when I finish the first video for that level. This way you guys can watch the videos and have some time to give me feedback before I continue on with the class. As opposed to the old days when I used to just wait until I had the full hour of material recorded before posting it at all. On the one hand, this allows for collaboration, questions, etc. On the other hand, not a lot of people are taking advantage of it by asking questions. Hopefully it will catch on. The number of Developer students I have is small compared to beginner students for topics like Word and Excel though. So hopefully once I re-record those for Office 2019 (soon) then it will be popular.
Eric DaleOP
@Reply 6 years ago
Hi Richard, Thanks for the completion of 'D19' more power to your elbow Hi Hi Regards & Stay Safe !!
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