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State Diagrams- Quiz or Quotes Machine?

I accidentally gave a new page of tutorial material the same name as one I had published earlier, and then wiped out the earlier page.

But the Wayback Machine saved my bacon, and the "lost" page is now available to you again.

The filename I used twice was "DT2r.htm" That filename is now assigned to the page you are reading.

If you wanted to read my tutorial on working with text files, as illustrated by the writing of a system to serve up amusing or wise quotations, that is now available via the link earlier in this sentence, as DT2s.htm

If you wanted to read my "how to" essay on using state diagrams, as illustrated by the writing of a little quiz game, that is now available via the link earlier in this sentence, as DT2t.htm.

Apologies for any inconvenience, and THANK YOU (again) to the Wayback Machine for saving the page I overwrote... a page which was a great deal of work. (I have seen the actual physical servers of one of the two repositories of the Wayback Machine. Quite a moment, I can tell you! (It was at the new library in Alexandria, Egypt.)

If you visit 1&1's site from here, it helps me. They host my website, and I wouldn't put this link up for them if I wasn't happy with their service. They offer things for the beginner and the corporation.

Ad from page's editor: Yes.. I do enjoy compiling these things for you. I hope they are helpful. However... this doesn't pay my bills!!! Sheepdog Software (tm) is supposed to help do that, so if you found this stuff useful, (and you run a Windows or MS-DOS PC) please visit my freeware and shareware page, download something, and circulate it for me? Links on your page to this page would also be appreciated!

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