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Question by zhangliuxue
Submitted on 8/20/2003
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Can you tell me about ppp?


Answer by ron
Submitted on 10/31/2003
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Ive been using this thang for 2 years & don't know any thing because all explanations give answers with words I know nothing about. I go off on tangents & forget where I am at & loose what I think I knew. I think I know what a computer is & maybe what a protocol is but I need info to tell me what all those other words am. If you can help, please do & I thank you beforehand
Ron

 

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