Euler and books

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On 11 Feb 2002, at 18:12, Euler German wrote:

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> Then I knew through a country fellow (Davi
> Figueiredo) that he was using a new language called Euphoria that could run
> apps
> on three major platforms. It was like a sting. How come I've never heard of
> such
> language. I got curious. I'm still curious. I just don't want to get
> disappointed. That's it.

There are other languages that run on 3 platforms, and some that run on 4 or 
5, or more. And they have books, are free, have stepping IDEs, etc..
 
> To make use of this list as you mentioned is okay for you but it's not that
> much
> easy if you are not a true born English speaking person. As I told you before,
> my English is from the early seventies when most of you were unborn. There's
> also jargons that are unusual or just unintelligible to me. That's why I
> personally (and many others, I'm sure) need a book so badly. Maybe I just
> don't
> want to be a pain in the ass (if you know what I mean)...

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Printing out the help files has got to be cheaper, faster, and easier, then 
ordering a book and having it shipped to you! If you do not have a printer, 
possibly a college student can use the college computer class to print it out, 
or in usa use Kinko's print service, or a library.

Kat

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