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From: "Michael J. Steiner"
Date: Thu, 21 Sep 1989 02:51
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>I am fairly new to the world of channel programming and would like to
>gather some reference material on the subject.  I have tried to read
>some of the IBM SYSTEM/370 'Principles of Operation' but find it very
>difficult to digest. Could anyone suggest articles, journals, text or
>any other literature that is easier to consume?  I seem to learn more
>easily when reading non-IBM literature that includes various examples.
>Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.  Steve.

Could you send me any replies you get to this?  Thanks!

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|Michael J. Steiner  <AUMXS@ASUACAD.BITNET>        |
|Computer Science Major, Arizona State University  |
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|Cute quote:  On a clean disk you can seek forever.|
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|             not belong to anyone important.      |
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