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The Register
Linux Daily News
DNS Stuff
Internet Hoaxes

Red Hat
Debian
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Corel
Slackware
Mandrake
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Linux.org
Linux.com
Linux International
Linux World
Linux Expo
Linux Questions
Open Source resources - directory of Open Source related websites.

Linux Journal
Linux Mag

GLUE: Groups of Linux Users Everywhere

OpenOffice.org

(In no particular order.)

Virtually Fox:  Virtual Fox User Group
FoxSoft:  FoxSoft Calgary User Group
NeoFox:   Cleveland FUG
MotorFox:   Detroit Area FUG
WindyFox:   Chicago
BADD Fox:   San Francisco
RockyFox:   Denver
BeefFox:   Midwest FoxPros User Group (Kansas City)
VW Fox:   Valley West LA
LA Fox:   Central LA
OC Fox:   Orange County
SD Fox:   San Diego
AZ Fox:   Phoenix (El Zorro)
MadFox:   Madison, WI
BeanFox:   Boston
AtFox:  Atlanta
CPVFUG:  Central Pennsylvania
J.R. Fox:  Dallas/Fort Worth
GraFox:  Grand Rapids
Salty Fox:  Salt Lake City
Cloudy Fox:  Seattle

ProFox
Universal Thread
CIS
Foxite
PortalFox
FoxForum
Virtual Fox User Group
Black Beans (Brazilian Site)
Fox Wiki
Visual FoxPro Wikiverse
FoxPro Answers
MSDN for VFP
DevX

Communications Horizons - Encryptionizer
dFPUG c/o ISYS GmbH - Visual Extend
EPS Software - Visual WebBuilder, etc.
F1 Technologies - FoxExpress
FoxMasters - +Macros, +CodeInspector
Micromega Systems - Foxfire!
Oakleaf Enterprises - Mere Mortals
Resolution - xCase
Soft Classics - Codemine
Steven Black Consulting - INTL
Stonefield Systems Group - Database Toolkit
Take Note Technologies - FoxAudit
Text Control - TX Text Control
Vision Data Solutions - Visual MaxFrame
West-Wind Technologies - Web Connection

Vision Data Solutions
Micro Eandeavors
Lead Associates
AppDev Training
Take Note Technologies

Computer Domain Corp.

Computer Domain Corp. (Accounting Systems, Credit Consolidation, Time Billing)

DNG Solutions (Web Hosting - particularly Web Connection stuff)
Just FoxPro Jobs

Ed Yourdon's Home Page
Jerry Weinberg's Home Page
How Things Really Work at the Office
DevX
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Rational Rose
Function Point Users Group

Software Development Magazine

Want to write or edit for us? Well that's good! Cuz I'm always looking for folks for future books. But to start out, ya gotta know how the process works.

In the set of links here, I describe just about everything you might want to know about Hentzenwerke Publishing: info about the company, how the publishing industry works, how we're different, and how the proposal/writing/editing process works. This is pretty long (about 20 pages), so you may want to print it out.

Note that in the pages that follow, I sometimes use "I" and sometimes use "we". I'm really not confused about how many people I am, nor am I trying to impress someone by pretending to be more than reality (like when John Smith and Associates ends up being John Smith and his cat.) Rather, while Hentzenwerke Publishing consists of me (and the dog), I rely on a wide number of independent contractors - authors, editors, artists, layout folks, indexers - and other entities - printers, shippers, distributors, wholesalers, sales reps - to produce the final result of a book. Last time I checked, there were some 80 people and companies regularly getting a check for work they do for Hentzenwerke Publishing. So when I say 'I', I mean me, personally, and when I say "we", I'm referring to the whole collection of characters involved in the process of putting a book in the reader's hands.

Once you're done, you should have all the information you need to submit a proposal or offer your services as an editor. If there's still a question on your mind, email me here.

I'm looking forward to hearing from you!

Whil Hentzen