Programmer's reference book?

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From: GOUDIE ray
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 18:41

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   Hello.  I'm new to the world of IBM programming and I was wondering what is
the best programmer's reference manual, in your opinion.  I have lots of
experience programming on my Amiga, and now I want to master my PC.  Please
reply to this.  I will post a summary of the best.  Thank you.

							-Ray.

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Ray Goudie; Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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