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is this an English newsgroup?
I see a mix.

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jaron9 skrev:

>is this an English newsgroup?

No, it is a Danish one, but feel free to ask in any language you
like. Nearly all Danes understand English.

>I see a mix.

People studying IT in Denmark, read more books in English than in
any other language.

PS. Is "IT" internationally known or is it just Danish? It means
"Information Technology".

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   FIDUSO: http://fiduso.dk/

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> People studying IT in Denmark, read more books in English than in
> any other language.
> PS. Is "IT" internationally known or is it just Danish? It means
> "Information Technology".

IT var cirka det grimmeste ord du kunne skrive

imho. så er ordet IT forbundet med aftenskolekursus i PC-kørekort.


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Rasmus Christian Kaae skrev:

>IT var cirka det grimmeste ord du kunne skrive

Nåda. Det bliver mine holdkammerater kede af at høre.

>imho. så er ordet IT forbundet med aftenskolekursus i PC-kørekort.

Her i Horsens hvor vi er ca. 150 datamatikerstuderende på Horsens
Handelsskoles IT-afdeling tænker vi nu i lidt mere avancerede
baner i forbindelse med den forkortelse.

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Bertel   http://lundhansen.dk/bertel/
   FIDUSO: http://fiduso.dk/

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On Mon, 29 Jan 2001 07:23:04 +0100, Rasmus Christian Kaae wrote:

>> People studying IT in Denmark, read more books in English than in
>> any other language.
>> PS. Is "IT" internationally known or is it just Danish? It means
>> "Information Technology".
>
>IT var cirka det grimmeste ord du kunne skrive
>
>imho. så er ordet IT forbundet med aftenskolekursus i PC-kørekort.

Griner!!!

Live long and prosper...
_________________________________________________________________
Peter Jespersen, Team OS/2 Denmark
flywheel@worldonline.dk
http://www.worldonline.dk/~flywheel/
Me? A bad speler? Doen't maik me laf.

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Bertel Lund Hansen <nospamto@lundhansen.dk> skrev i en
nyhedsmeddelelse:nr0a7tourdnsrerg4ojksrad7ku8886oka@news.get2net.dk...
[...]
> PS. Is "IT" internationally known or is it just Danish? It means
> "Information Technology".
[...]

Yes it is...
http://webopedia.internet.com/Computer_Science/IT.html
- actually not a proof hereof, but merely an example

/Rasmus