Free HMI programming courses
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Pro-face UK product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Aug 15, 2002
Pro-face is holding a series of free training courses on the GPPRO for Windows editor software that is used to program its HMI range.
Pro-face is holding a series of free training courses on the GPPRO for Windows editor software that is used to program its HMI range.
The courses are aimed at everyone, from companies enquiring about using the Pro-face range, to established customers wanting to get more out of GPPRO's many features.
The introductory course runs for one day and there is an optional second day workshop.
The second day is more of a question and answer seminar where customers can obtain help and advice with a particular aspect of their own project or can explore some of the more advanced features of GPPRO.
The free courses are run every month at the company's Coventry office and refreshments and lunch are also provided.
Application forms can be found on the Pro-face website.
Forthcoming dates are: 21st-22nd August, 18th-19th September and 16th-17th October.
Further dates will be added for the following months.
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