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13-04-2005, 06:47
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Re: Tech Books on Your bookshelf?
Physical shelf:
Perl in a nutshell VB and VBA in a nutshell The C programming language Learning PHP Learning Java Learning Cocoa with Objective C Building Cocoa Applications Cocoa Programming for Objective C HTML: The complete reference On my safari bookshelf: Advanced perl programming Programming perl and then some VB/directx books that i don't remember. yay? 
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