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  • 04/01/02

TechRef, a new Web-based information technology research and learning tool is now available as a subscription service to nontechnical individuals, such as educators, who want to understand technology but don't have the technical background. Using the book Computers: Systems, Terms and Acronyms as its centerpiece, the TechRef database includes computer terms, technical acronyms and papers covering IT topics and technologies without using technical jargon. To purchase a subscription or get more information, visit www.esemco.com. Or to explore the TechRef site, visit www.esemco.com/tour.asp.

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