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> From: Roy Jacobsen [mailto:rjacobse -at- GREATPLAINS -dot- COM]
> Scott Miller [mailto:smiller -at- PORTAL -dot- COM] writes
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> >Depends on what we define as the "fundamentals."
>
> How about this: "The right answers, with the right spelling
> and the right grammar, in the right design and the right medium."
There are dents in my wall from some manuals like that. The author got the questions wrong.
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