Re: Looking for examples and tutorials

Dear Tobias:
Thank you for you email telling me there real people on this list. This 
was really nice of you.
About these spammers, we all share the same feelings toward them. they 
are doing nothing but wasting their
and our time, if we were interested in their producted we would have 
subscribed to something like [email protected]  :)
However, I have a good news but I'm not sure whether it's enough to stop 
spams or not (let's look at the bright side and think positive).

Here is a link if you are interested.
http://washingtontimes.com/business/20040202-094710-3998r.htm
Now nobody should say that Bush  haven't done a good thing in his life !!!


Tobias Gogolin wrote:

>Hi Mansour
>This is just to let you know that there are still real people on this list
>Honestly I don't know about more manuals than what you find on the same gnu
>site where you found the program!
>
>I hope that some day we figure out how to remove all those spammers from the
>list so this list becomes a real tool again !
>
>cheers
>
>Tobias
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Mansour Al-Aqeel" <[email protected]>
>To: <[email protected]>
>Sent: Thursday, April 29, 2004 14:43
>Subject: Looking for examples and tutorials
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>>Hi everybody:
>>I'm a newbie looking fo rsome examples that shows how to use electric in
>>the design of a printed boards
>>for circuits containing microcontrollers and IC's.
>>I have a project that uses picMicro's and motorola  HC11/HC12, but I
>>dont know where to start using electric.
>>Thank you in advace for any help.
>>
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