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Koha 3.2.0: Darrell Ulm as contributer: from the Library Technology Guide


This is the Koha 3.2.0 announcement with reference to Darrell Ulm as code contributor to the Integrated Library System (ILS) Open Source project.

An announcement from the Library Technology Guides, October 22, 2010, which includes other contributors and notes about the Koha Integrated Library Software (ILS) Open Source code release.

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