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Ultimate Geek
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Topic # 215052 10-Jun-2017 02:28
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Wellington Central Pickup only (I cant deliver or post them) 

 

Windows 7 Tweaks by Steve Sinchak

 

Windows 7 Resource Kit by Microsoft Press

 

Windows 8 Secrets by Paul Thurrott and Rafael Rivera

 

Windows 8 All In One For Dummies by Woody Leonhard

 

Windows 8 In Depth by Knittel McFedries

 

 

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  Reply # 1797682 10-Jun-2017 11:58
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I was offering my books for free with no luck, then suddenly found one happy "client" for them. Shredded. My Cat now can enjoy some Adobe / Microsoft reading in his toilet :-)




Toyota / Lexus Hybrid and EV Battery Expert Battery Test & Repair 

 

 

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  Reply # 1798215 11-Jun-2017 22:28
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I'm interested. I'm in Lower Hutt but am often in Wellington in the evenings and weekends.

 

I'll PM you.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 1802166 16-Jun-2017 15:20
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MaxLV, thanks for the books. The Windows 7 Resource Kit is the most useful for me.



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Reply # 1802457 16-Jun-2017 22:45
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Hammerer:

 

MaxLV, thanks for the books. The Windows 7 Resource Kit is the most useful for me.

 

 

Thanks. Better than going in the rubbish like I originally was going to do...

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