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#95997 10/30/05 08:40 PM
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The 2005 NEC is available for viewing at the NFPA web site.

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#95998 10/30/05 10:28 PM
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Thanks Curt- But there is no downloading, copying or cut and paste. Darn. Oh well, I guess their not going to sell many books if you could get it free as a download. I've noticed that the CD version (Acrobat) also needs a key for copy and paste.


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