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Introduction to Telprocessing

Introduction to Telprocessing


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    The intent of this book is to provide the easiest possible way to learn about data transmission from the beginning. All of the subject matter in this book is taken from the author's other books but has here been rewritten to form an introduction to the subject. 

    Published: Prentice-Hall; 0th Edition (January 1, 1972

    ISBN: 978-0134998145

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