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• My courses are getting better and not so 'Death by PowerPoint'.  (2010)
• Very well done, organized, and with a good variety of classes.  (2009)
• Excellent, excellent! You folks make us feel like "royalty." Thank you very much!  (2008)
• Jeff: that was a GREAT ToolBook conference!  (2007)
• Great job as usual.  (2006)
• The best was getting to know other developers and discuss our different techniques!  (2005)
• I just wanted to thank you again for putting on such a great conference. You're really providing a service to all of us struggling developers. The facilities are great and the informal atmosphere builds a great sense of community.  (2002)
• I must say that the TBCOM in Colorado Springs really exceeded my expectations. I had a great time meeting everyone at every social event (formal and not-so-formal). I really do appreciate everyone's hospitality. I feel as though I am part of "the family" now. The people were great, the events were great, the knowledge was endless, the location was beautiful, well organized (kudos to the Platte Canyon crew), SumTotal's presence was very much appreciated, and the sessions were very informative. Who could ask for anything more from a conference?  (2001)
• Most of all, TBCON is a serious, focused three days with no frills. Lots of seminars, no vendors and expositions, long winded speeches, or tons of extra-curricular activity. Therefore, the money spent on the conference and getting there goes totally to your development and nothing else. I think it's the best bargain for the money.  (2001)
• TBCON was the most worthwhile conference I have been to as there is so much for someone like me.  (2000)
• Great! I learned so much more than even last year!  (2000)