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Books you requested have been added to our Bookshelf on Safari

• ActionScript 3.0 Cookbook by Joey Lott; Keith Peters; Darron Schall Publisher: O’Reilly
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A list of the latest books and monograph series can be viewed and are marked with the location of NEWBOOKS (nocirc).
These books can be found in our new books section, presently located in the Library reading room. As of mid September, when the Library and Archives moves to Osterhout, the new books can be found in the new reading room over in Osterhout.

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