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Time Required to Retreat Carrier-Based Obturation: Comparison Between Two Techniques at Two Levels of Experience. [PDF]
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Virtual Reality in Ophthalmic Surgical Education: Current Innovations and Future Perspectives. [PDF]
Clin OphthalmolAhuja AS, Yang S, Paredes Iii AA, Tu DC.
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The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 2008
Lessons learned while being oriented as a program coordinator and nurse planner for a newly created position in an American Nurses Credentialing Center-accredited provider unit are shared. Personal reflection and useful strategies are discussed. J Contin Educ Nurs 2008;39(11):486–487.
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Lessons learned while being oriented as a program coordinator and nurse planner for a newly created position in an American Nurses Credentialing Center-accredited provider unit are shared. Personal reflection and useful strategies are discussed. J Contin Educ Nurs 2008;39(11):486–487.
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OCLC Micro, 1985
One really nice feature of DOS batch files is that they accept “command‐line parameters”. For example, consider a batch file called COPYTOA.BAT, which might be used to copy a file or group of files to drive A. COPYTOA.BAT would consist of the following line:
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One really nice feature of DOS batch files is that they accept “command‐line parameters”. For example, consider a batch file called COPYTOA.BAT, which might be used to copy a file or group of files to drive A. COPYTOA.BAT would consist of the following line:
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American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1995
You have just finished treating a patient. You have 5 minutes to kill, so you walk out front to check on your staff only to find chaos. Your receptionist is checking patients in and out. The office manager is tearing hairs out waiting to use the receptionist's computer because all the billing information is on it.
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You have just finished treating a patient. You have 5 minutes to kill, so you walk out front to check on your staff only to find chaos. Your receptionist is checking patients in and out. The office manager is tearing hairs out waiting to use the receptionist's computer because all the billing information is on it.
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OCLC Micro, 1987
Sometimes I wish that the DOS COPY command (or the DIR command) would accept multiple arguments. For instance, how do I copy all the .EXE files and all the .COM files from the current directory to drive A? One way is to use COPY *.EXE A:, then COPY *.COM A:. Here's a way to do the job with just one command. At the DOS prompt, type:
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Sometimes I wish that the DOS COPY command (or the DIR command) would accept multiple arguments. For instance, how do I copy all the .EXE files and all the .COM files from the current directory to drive A? One way is to use COPY *.EXE A:, then COPY *.COM A:. Here's a way to do the job with just one command. At the DOS prompt, type:
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OCLC Micro, 1986
Have you ever gone through your diskettes or hard disk subdirectories to weed out obsolete or unwanted files? It is easy enough to use the “?” and “*” wildcard characters to delete files with common elements in their names or extensions, using commands like “ERASE *.BAK” or “ERASE RESULT?.DAT” but, if you want to delete a group of files without common ...
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Have you ever gone through your diskettes or hard disk subdirectories to weed out obsolete or unwanted files? It is easy enough to use the “?” and “*” wildcard characters to delete files with common elements in their names or extensions, using commands like “ERASE *.BAK” or “ERASE RESULT?.DAT” but, if you want to delete a group of files without common ...
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OCLC Micro, 1989
One of the most important aspects of programming in BASIC or any other language involves the interaction between the program and its user. For a typical microcomputer, the principal channels for this interaction are via the CRT screen and the keyboard. (Mouse‐based systems such as the Macintosh constitute a separate universe, requiring a fundamentally ...
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One of the most important aspects of programming in BASIC or any other language involves the interaction between the program and its user. For a typical microcomputer, the principal channels for this interaction are via the CRT screen and the keyboard. (Mouse‐based systems such as the Macintosh constitute a separate universe, requiring a fundamentally ...
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