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AllmennkunnskapSerier (5), Priser (5), Roller (7), Steder (1)

Medlem sidenJan 1, 2009

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ccatalfo la til:
Physical Computing: Sensing and Controlling the Physical World with Computers av Tom Igoe

ccatalfo la til:
Making Things Talk: Practical Methods for Connecting Physical Objects av Tom Igoe

ccatalfo la til:
Programming Python av Mark Lutz

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Immediate Action av Andy McNab

ccatalfo la til:
An Adventurer's Guide to Number Theory av Richard Friedberg

ccatalfo la til:
Karl Lagerfeld und ich: 15 Jahre an der Seite des Modezaren av Arnaud Maillard

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Thief!!!
You are trying to get free workers.
You make people work, don't pay and then you get money from them.

Vayanse todos a la puta que los parió!!

postet av putoelquelee kl. 7:31 pm (EST) den Oct 12, 2009

We just linked the oaklutheran library page on our homepage. I see that the visitors to the homepage have access to the ADD BOOKS section. We do not want that as an option for them, only for the library administrator.

Can you fill us in on how we should proceed.

Marlene Bryant
Oakhurst Lutheran Church

oaklutheran

postet av oaklutheran kl. 5:37 pm (EST) den Sep 22, 2009

I discovered the contents of the "summary" field is not indexed. On the other hand "title" does not accept enough text to accommodate for instance a whole index. Is there a way to enlarge an indexed field when necessary ?
Thank you for your help

Jean-Louis

postet av Jean-Louis kl. 1:23 pm (EST) den Jun 27, 2009

Hi;
I clicked on a 'thing' called 'Messages', or some such, and got to see and respond to a recent query. Now I can't find that page any more, or anyplace referring to messages. What gives? Can you help? Robert Kroning

postet av rkroning kl. 6:40 pm (EST) den Mar 11, 2009

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