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Uploaded on Aug 20, 2008

Go to http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/links... to watch five hours of this 24-hour class at no charge ... it is not necessary to use a credit card or even to create yourself an account on Udemy. Just scroll to the bottom of the course page and click on any lesson marked "Free". And there isn't a time limit on watching any one of the lessons.

The live version of this class is delivered periodically at venues around the world. See http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/ for any current announcements, including:

Remember on this particular segment to skip to 02:44 of the presentation to skip over the instructor introduction (you can read that later!).

This is segment 1 of 3 segments of the Introduction/Overview from "Practical Transformation Using XSLT and XPath Video": an interactive audio/visual training video over 24 hours long covering every element, every attribute and every function of XSLT and XPath versions 1.0 and 2.0 with lecture, handouts and hands-on exercises.

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  • heyheyhophop

    That was the course preview time limit, if you click on the course name. I've figured that out already (and watched the first videos, including the long one, very impressive, btw :) ).

    Thanks for the link one more time, I'm going to watch all the 5hrs (and tempted to buy the whole course to follow it just for pleasure, but my wife probably wouldn't appreciate this at the moment; the price is more than reasonable, though).

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  • Ken Holman

    You do not need to specify a credit card to see the 5 hours of free content. In fact you don't even need to create yourself an account on Udemy. You can just click on any lesson marked "Free". And there isn't a time limit on watching any one of the lessons. To make sure nothing has changed since I last checked, I just turned on Module 1 Lesson 1, which is an hour and 20 minutes, and the playback doesn't appear to be stopping after 8 minutes. Where did you hear of a "5 minute limit"?

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  • heyheyhophop

    Oh, I see it now, they are at the bottom of the page!

    Many thanks.

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  • heyheyhophop

    Thanks, that's what I need possibly (and I already had both your definitive series books' amazon pages in other browser tabs, it appears :) ).

    One question, do I need to specify a credit card to get access to the 5 free hours? (after the initial 5 minutes end)

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  • Ken Holman

    I have posted 5 free hours of this video lecture at CraneSoftwrights {dot} com {slash} links {slash} udemy-ptux-online {dot} htm ... the total length is 24 hours but I've marked the two introductory modules and the annexes as free access.

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  • heyheyhophop

    No prob, I was searching YT for some dense intro videos on XSL, XSLT, XPATH and FO

    (basics which I'll attempt to learn in the next couple of days).

    Btw, if anyone can recommend a good lenghty video on Docbook, I'll very much appreciate it (as Docbook hackig is what I'm supposed to do armed with all that info).

    Best regards from Russia

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  • Ken Holman

    Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to explain that for me. Hmmmm ... I've never been compared to a robot before.

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  • heyheyhophop

    He means Text-to-Speach, I think :)

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  • Adam Elkins

    Skip to 8:01 for the useful part of the video

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  • Ken Holman

    What is a TTS bot? I'm the writer of all of the content and I'm the presenter in the top right-hand corner. This was recorded over a 5-day period.

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