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From: MICHAEL CARSON
Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1992 18:24

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	Does anybody know where I can find an overview of what X.25,
ISO, OSI, BSD, TCP, etc are, and how they relate?  It is intended for
non-technical people, but any info will help.  Please E-mail to the
listed address, as I don't often read this group, but if it doesn't work,
or you don't feel like it, I'll try to get back here to read also.  :)

					Michael Carson
				   c1741@moncol.monmouth.edu

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