Phoenix, AZ • Washington, DC • Boston, MA
703-629-3974 • ronaldtgreene@mac.com
Phoenix, AZ • Washington, DC • Boston, MA
703-629-3974 • ronaldtgreene@mac.com
If you've come here looking for the sample file demonstrating the "slow field deletion when certain variable names are tested in a script" bug, here it is:
Thanks to Audrey Akhavan at www.filemakermagic.com for informing the community about it. I showed it to Andy LeCates at DevCon, who told me to tell the engineers about it, but I never got around to it. Mea culpa.
• FileMaker Pro database development and troubleshooting
• Macintosh and Windows Networking & Troubleshooting
Biographical Information
I was until 2003 a licensed attorney in the Commonwealth of Virginia. I began providing computer services on a part-time basis before and during law school, and am now providing these services full-time. Around 1994, I discovered that I have a knack for database design which has since become a full-fledged specialty. In August 2006, I joined the development team at WorqSmart (formerly Waves in Motion) in Phoenix, Arizona. In September 2008, I left WorqSmart and am again developing databases as an independent consultant.
I received my Juris Doctor from American University's Washington College of Law in 1998. During my last semester, I externed at the U.S. Department of Justice in conjunction with a seminar in product liability. My greatest legal strengths are in negotiation (I received an award for the highest grade in Lawyer Bargaining) and litigation. My coursework concentrated toward IT law (e.g., Computer law & Drafting; Law in the Information Society) and litigation-related topics (e.g., Trial Practice; Pretrial Litigation; Complex Litigation).
As an undergraduate, I aspired toward a singing career and received my Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Vermont in 1992. While I eventually switched toward a more lucrative and family-friendly vocation, I have continued to sing part-time. I was cantor at the Church of the Ascension and St. Agnes in Washington, DC from 1996 to 2006. The choir recorded 2 albums while I was there: one of masses by Roland de Lassus, and one of various Christmas and Epiphany music. I have sung with the Woodley Ensemble , Gaudeamus and Collegium Cantorum, three professional choirs in Washington, DC. In 2002, I had the distinct pleasure of singing three performances of Tallis' Spem in Alium with The Tallis Scholars as a guest performer with Woodley Ensemble. I am actively seeking an opportunity to sing in a top-notch choral group in the Phoenix area. Please contact me if you know of any.