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It would be great if this thread was expanded to include messages from
people who can tell us what cassette tutorials they've used and where we can
get them.

Bill Carroll, Toronto
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Date: Friday, January 08, 1999 10:13 AM
Subject: Windows tutorial


>Well, in a couple of weeks or so, I'll be biting the bullet and needing to
>learn Windows.Has anybody used any windows tutorials they like? I have
>used cassette tutorials in the past and have liked them since you can sit
>at the computer and do what it directs.
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