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We often receive inquiries from people who want to use Learn the Net articles for training sessions and presentations. Any use of Learn the Net content in a form other than viewing it on the website
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In general, we use the following guidelines:
Non-profit organizations may reproduce and distribute up to 50 copies of no more than five articles free of charge. Distribution must be for non-commercial, educational purposes only.
Content can be reproduced in print only, not in electronic format.
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