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Can’t Get a Printed Copy of TT? Try the Digital Version.

August 2010 issue of Tomorrow's Technician is available on-line.

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By Tomorrow's Technician Staff

The Digital edition of the August 2010 issue of Tomorrow’s Technician is ready to view.
 
No special software is required, but a high-speed internet connection is very helpful.
 
You can go to the magazine directly at this address:
http://www.bluetoad.com/publication?i=45775
 
Some of the benefits of the digital version are:
 
• Built-in Hyperlinks to Advertiser Web Sites
• Download or Print Articles easily
• Fully Searchable Text
• Share with others via email
• Immediate and Widespread distribution possible
• Go Green – no wasted paper
• Never run out of copies!
 
Feel free to share your insights about this digital magazine experience with us. 
We are curious to know how you and your school have utilized it. 

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Any comments are appreciated.  Email us at [email protected].
 
Note: To view past digital issues of Tomorrow’s Technician magazine, click the Archives link at the top left area of the BlueToad navigation bar.
 
 
Best Regards,
 
Tomorrow’s Technician Magazine
Dedicated to Today’s Automotive Student
 

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