Re: Looking for a good book ....

[Bob Angell <aimsllc@xxxxxxx>]

Thanks Dean ... I ordered the textbook from duke press called
Mastering the AS/400 - A Practical, Hands-On Guide and we will
see if that is what is needed.  If not, then I will have to 
pull pieces from different books as needed. :-(

-Bob-
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