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From: Frank <frankd@yoda.fdt.net>
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Can anyone recommend a good book to get a beginning UNIX programmer 
started? I have a little experience with BASIC and Clipper for DOS 
applications, but I have totally abandoned DOS for FreeBSD :-)

Thanks,
Frank