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Hi,

anybody knows what's with Ovid's CGI Course? For last days site is unavailable.
Is any place where this Course is available (except google cache)?

Update
Ovid's CGI Course is online again.

greetz, Uksza

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In reply to What's up with Ovid's CGI Course? by uksza

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