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URGENT...!!!!! task manager project in core java

prashant waykar
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guide me to do B.E project (TASK MANAGER) in core java...
Joe Ess
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Please do not post the same question more than once.
Carefully Choose One Forum.
You would do well to read our FAQ: How To Ask Questions on JavaRanch. The better question you ask, the more we can help you. For example, saying your question is urgent will not help. Also, asking for help with school work without showing effort of your own will not help.


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fred rosenberger
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Please use the correct forum for your posts. This forum is for questions about the site itself, not asking technical questions.

Also, you're question isn't really URGENT to anyone but you. shouting like that will cause many people to ignore your request.

This thread will be moved soon to a more relevant forum.


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Ulf Dittmer
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Let's continue the discussion in the duplicate post Joe linked to.


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