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in order to view drill and manipulate the data in Surpac. This is called “mapping” (or connecting)a database andSurpac Vision has a function that allows a ddb file to be created quickly and simply. If thestructure of the database does not change, ie the field and table names do not change, th[r]
... learn English well My Two Habits in Learning English B y 史宇佳 A habit is the second nature A good habit opens the door to progress I have kept two good habits on the course of climbing the ladder of. .. language learning y 颖云云 Habit can powerfully control one's habit A good habit usually le[r]