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Mahmood Alam - Founder of www.computergap.com
Mahmood Alam - Founder of www.computergap.com

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I am Mahmood Alam, the founder of this blog : www.computergap.com / www.forfreeeducation.blogspot.com. I am an Instructor by profession and a part time blogger. I am not able to give much time to blogging because of my job. This blog is another place to share knowledge. Two of my students also help keep this blog updated. Thanks nice guys! Keep it up!

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