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by mulugetaatlabachew Accepted solution
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by nepenthe0 Accepted solution
By joining TR, you can access [i]Downloads[/i] and [i]White Papers[/i].
Tim Malone has just posted a [i]User Guide[/i] for TR which should interest you:
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Rick/Portland, OR
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by older mycroft Accepted solution
Very drole!
Very amusing!! ;)
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by boxfiddler Hot topic Accepted solution
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... in my opinion.
But, as a matter of fact, it is BALTHOR I plagiarized there.
by dr dij Accepted solution
by reading questions about problems and answers.
other sites are tek-tips.com and ittoolbox.com
if you want free training join acm.org and take courses.
or join ieee computer.org a dift set of free courses.
also sign up for webinars, download free software and trial versions and run it.
by $$$$$$$$$$ Accepted solution
What have you really learned from TR?
Maybe you got good tips on what *to* learn, but you don't learn things here. Except how to be contrary.
:D
by boxfiddler Hot topic Accepted solution
by $$$$$$$$$$ Accepted solution
this site is all about 'it', so 'oops'?
:p
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