A company called Loryx

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Consulting, Training, Solutions

We provide technical know-how so you & your team can:

increase revenue
reduce expenses
bring in more customers
get more business out of each existing customer
increase shareholder value

Specializing in

Enterprise-level Microsoft Windows™ and Linux deployment & training,

What is "Enterprise-level?" It is the difference between an answer for a momentary, specific issue, and a general solution that can be applied to your entire corporate strategy.

HTML training, including style sheets, tables, forms
Help-desk facilitation,
Database implementation and optimization.

Download free Loryx-developed windows utilities!

Why do we want our utilities to be downloaded for free? Simple: some handout business cards, some make flashy homepages. We want you to remember Loryx when you need something that's helpful, that works, and that gives you an edge.

That's right, FREE. No charge, no ads, no spyware. Click on the word "FREE" to see an interesting perspective on "Free".

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D'n's Character Entities Ever wonder how to add an ℵ or a √ or even a ∇ to your HTML?
I've listed all the "character entities" -- those funny words that you put between an & and a ; to produce a special character.

To contact Loryx International, please write to: D'n Russler, Loryx CEO and Founder

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The Internet Traffic Report monitors the flow of data around the world. It then displays a value between zero and 100. Higher values indicate faster and more reliable connections.

The Ultimate
Javascript
Browser & O/S
Sniffer
(as improved by D'n)

The Religion Of Peace

Sunni vs Shi`ia, and other Quick Facts about Muslims
Everything you need to know about Muslims, groups, and how to tell a Sunni from a Shi`ia
(non-offensive, not humorous)

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