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How to Use the Internet

A Guide for the Dot.Comfused

Tuesday, 28 August 2007

PDF (n)

Stands for Portable Document Format, another acronym q.v. that takes something simple and makes it more complicated. It is the format that one day all of your manuals will be in as you gradually lose the paper copies.

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