New DownStream Training Dates: March 2 and July 20

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Get more out of your software investment. Attend training to learn all the capabilities within your DownStream BluePrint-PCB software. When you use BluePrint to its fullest potential you reap all the rewards and benefits the software has to offer.

This technical training course will focus on how to use the powerful features within BluePrint to generate documents and documents sets. Emphasis will be placed on using the Gallery and Document Templates to automate the process.

Training courses are always a good investment, in yourself and in your software. As software packages become more robust and powerful with each release, it is wise to brush up on your skills and learn the new features and functionalities that lie within the software.

Where and When

• Wednesday, March 2, Phoenix, Arizona
• Wednesday, July 20, Marlborough, Massachusetts
• Technical Training 9:00 AM-5:00 PM 

For more information on this course, or to register, please click here.

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