The first link is to a German page that has a no-nonsense html link set-up for several topics (most of which you won't need German to understand!) The site is designed in the owners words to 'answer those questions that one is always asking oneself such as how do I connect a printer, how do I connect a CD-ROM? This is where you will find some connections, adapters, plugs and cables described that you can make easily yourself, whether it is because you have no money (who does RM?) or it is the weekend and the shops are closed, etc...' Obviously the list is not complete and he does not take any responsibility for errors.
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