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From: S087891@UMRVMA.BITNET (Mike Castle)
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Subject: Re: texts
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Date: 28 Oct 89 20:16:28 GMT
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On Thu, 26 Oct 89 13:13:12 GMT Robert Brady said:
>        So, to make a long story short (in other words, you could
>have skipped the last paragraph) I am looking for reference books that
>are readable by a non - professor. I can usually read college texts but
>there are extremes. Thanks

Is this a repeating discussion list or what  :)

Rob, check out the Archives for this list.  Someone else requested much the
same information as yourself, and a lot of information was generated.  Check
it out.

I imagine that the command to use would *probably* be:
     TELL LISTSERV AT OHSTVMA INDEX ASM370
to get a list of the notebooks, then get the most recent ones using:
     TELL LISTSERV AT OHSTVMA GET such and such NOTEBOOK
Have fun.

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