[LUGSB] C or C++ Programming in Microsoft Visual C++environment

[Harlan Crystal]

> I can't believe how cheap it is. Good deal. I'm seeing ~$13, brand new,
> if you click the link that says "## used & new"

[snip]

> That book is even cheaper. ~$3.25

wow. im used for paying 90-150 for my books.

-h
>From markdrago at mail.com Thu Mar 18 09:36:03 2004
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There will be a LUGSB meeting tonight, March 18th, at 6:45 pm in the
Computer Science building room 2129.  This is our "Desktop Extravaganza"
meeting.  Dan Panzella will be giving a talk about the new features in
the recently released KDE, and I'll be giving a talk about the new
features in the upcoming Gnome 2.6.  A good time will be had by all.

--Mark.