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    WHAT YOU NEED TO PARTICIPATE
    To participate in these tutorials you will need a PC running Windows.

Now isn't that special?  Perhaps the folks who designed this need a
titorial on "Writing web apps without depending on Microsoft" ?

--
Tony Lawrence
SCO/Linux Support Tips, How-To's, Tests and more: http://pcunix.com

| These tutorials offer the same valuable information and class
| interaction for only $395, and you can can SAVE an additional $50 if you
| register by February 8, 2002.  This is truly the education bargain of
| the century.

  Great, commercial SPAM from what I though was a non-profit. And they
are teaching UNIX courses on Windows platforms. How about a course
"getting a clue" for these folks.

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  Programming without software engineering is like sculpting with a chain
saw. The very talented can produce a work of art, the mediocre wind up with
a misshapen lump in a pile of rubble, and in neither case does the end
result have more than a passing resemblance to the original intent.