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Re: is electrical engineering packages available
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Sun, 6 Jun 2010 06:25:23 +0000
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shashi kiran wrote:
> hi friends..
> i am new to Sci Linux. I read wikipedia and other web articles but not
> found about the availability of electrical engineering packages.
> Hence can anyone tell me about that.

what type/kind of electrical engineering packages are you looking for?

ria, i can direct you to electronic packages.

possible for electrical engineering packages.


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