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I am providing this blog to help people obtain information about computers and related topics.
Your comments and questions are most welcome. If I don't know the answer I will try my best to get it. Also, please give me your suggestions for future topics.
For older posts please check the panel on the right side of the page.
To view older posts page down to Blog Archive. Click on the blue arrow heads for the desired year/month .
Feel free to send me email: don@donnitkin.com
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