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The complete A+ guide to PC repair

Cheryl Ann Schmidt

2002

Public access microcomputers

Patrick R. Dewey

1984

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi

Shawn P. Wallace, Matt Richardson

2012

File formats for popular PC software

Jeff Walden

1986

IBM PC assembly language and programming

Abel, Peter

1991 ★ 4.4

A practical guide to small computers for business and professional use

Robert M. Rinder

1981

Microcomputer electronics

Daniel L. Metzger

1989

Computer science

Allen L. Wold

1984

What every engineer should know about microcomputers

Bennett, William S.

1980

How to buy & use minicomputers & microcomputers

William T. Barden

1976

PC Hardware

Ron Gilster

2003

CompTIA A+ certification

Michael Meyers

2007

Computing for seniors

Sue Price

2010

Directory of public domain (and user-supported) software for the IBM personal computer

1984

Introduction to computers using the IBM and MS-DOS PCs with BASIC

Steven L. Mandell, Mandell

1987

Introduction to computers

Peter Norton

1995

8086/8088/80286 assembly language

Leo J. Scanlon

1988

Atm Networks

Othmar Kyas

1995

Micro Focus COBOL for DOS, Windows and OS/2

Micro Focus

1993

The neuter computer

Jo Shuchat Sanders

1986

The complete scanner handbook for desktop publishing

David D. Busch

1991

Clinical information technology

Harry Purser, David Rowley

1990

Forensic Computing

A J Sammes, Brian Jenkinson

2000

Microcomputing in COBOL

Roy Martin Richards

1987

Using technology in the classroom

Gary G. Bitter

2002

Microcomputers

Kensall D. Wise

1980

Your official America Online guide to personal computing

Keith Underdahl

2002

What the dormouse said

John Markoff

2005

Numerical analysis with the TI-99/4A, Commodore 64, Apple II Plus/IIe, TRS-80 Model I/III

H. R. Meck

1984

ASUS Eee PC for Dummies

Joel McNamara

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