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Have you read the instructions?
Instructions come with almost everything. Yet have you ever had the feeling that they're written in invisible ink? The writing never quite becomes visible until we've tried to get along without the instructions and haven't succeeded!
This is true in regard to a child's toy, specially chosen to make a youngster's Christmas happy, or in regard to the complex circuitry that makes up high-speed, modern computers. In fact, one of the first things that one learns in working with computers is that instructions are all-important. Whether you're going to write a simple note and send it out over an electronic mail network or you have in mind a book to rival War and Peace, if you don't follow the instructions and know which key or combination of keys prints out what you've typed, you're going nowhere!

February 3, 1992 issue
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INSIDE: LOOKING INTO THIS ISSUE
The Editors
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Computers, Science, and prayer
with contributions from Sheri Hunnicutt
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Second Thought
John Naisbitt, Patricia Aburdene
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Decisions—focusing on how to go
Blair Lindsay
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What is the best plan for your life?
Susan Stark
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God's clear direction ... even in emergencies!
Charlene Anne Miller
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The healing impetus of baptism
Marian English
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Spiritual morale—what it can do for us now
Elaine Natale
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Have you read the instructions?
Michael D. Rissler
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Every member of our family has been helped by Christian Science
Norman A. Anderson with contributions from Sally W. Anderson, Robert E. Anderson
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I can look back now and see how God, divine Love, was caring...
Kathleen Marianne North