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Presentations Tip of the Day
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Dummies Daily: Computing Basics
Dummies Daily: Quicken
Microsoft Office 97 Tip of the Day
Microsoft Office Tip of the Day
Dummies Daily: Microsoft Word '97
Dummies Daily: Microsoft Excel '97
Windows 95 Tip of the Day
Windows NT Tip of the Day
Microsoft Publisher Tip of the Week
Lotus SmartSuite Tip of the Day
Lotus Notes Tip of the Day
The Internet
Dummies Daily: Searching the Internet
Microsoft Internet Explorer Tip of the Day
Netscape Navigator Tip of the Day
Netscape Communicator Tip of the Day
E-Mail Mailing List of the Day
Dummies Daily: The Internet
Dummies Daily: Web After Five
THE WEB Magazine's Sports Site of the Day
Cool Web Site of the Day
Games and Downloads
PC Games' Tip of the Day
PC World's Windows 95 Shareware Pick of the Day
PC World's Game Picks of the Day
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Copyright 1998 by Kaye Vivian (kvivian@cloud9.net). All rights reserved.
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