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  • The Commport

    [PC][Ch]amsalot (CHAMSALOT)
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    [PC][Ch]amsalot (CHAMSALOT)

    Messages: 2788203 (0 posted today) Members: 92350 (1 active today)
    Delphi's top-ranked computer forum is now more user-friendly and better than ever! We provide free support to first-time computer users as well as the experts. Our members will find the cure to what ails your PC or help you with purchasing and upgrading advice. We have folders for networking, security, case modding, gaming & multimedia and every aspect of computing that you can imagine! And when you're finished learning how to achieve optimal PC performance, relax in our "Lif... [+]
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  • Best Computer Repair Service

    DaveBerri
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    DaveBerri

    Messages: 32 (0 posted today) Members: 33 (0 active today)
    TRA is the most leading commercial IT firm that provide many services like cloud service, desktop support, managed IT services and IT consulting. TRA provides you the most satisfied computer repair services in the Los Angeles area, as experience is required to fulfil customer's requirements. For the best service regarding any computer repair or any IT related problems choose TRA consulting. 
    Webtag: traconsulting [login required]

  • Unix Forum

    Hosted by Allan Trick (MIDMGR)

    Messages: 10772 (0 posted today) Members: 988 (0 active today)
    The forum for users of Unix systems -- whether beginner or expert. Find answers to your questions, get support, the latest shareware and learn about Unix-based applications. 
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  • A2Pro Forum

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    Messages: 3292 (0 posted today) Members: 604 (0 active today)
    A support forum for Apple II programming enthusiasts and a great place for beginning programmers to hone their skills. 
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  • The Unofficial Fusion Support forum

    Bill Condie (PBG)
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    Bill Condie (PBG)

    Messages: 3305 (0 posted today) Members: 2248 (0 active today)
    How to get the most out of those amazing Macintosh emulators -- some of which seem faster than a real Mac! 
    Webtag: fusion1