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Old 09-06-2007
How Do I post a question Or new tread

Please let me know how to post a new tread on tru64 Unix.

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patabandi
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Old 09-06-2007
Why would you post a thread requesting instructions on how to post a thread? If you are not sure where to post it, use "Unix for Dummies Questions and Answers" forum. All technical questions are acceptable there and you should use that forum whenever you're not sure which forum to use.
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