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What's new in PTXprint? Oct 2022

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Over the last few months a dozen or so new features have crept into PTXprint and some of these are rather subtle, but powerful. If you’d like to know more, join one of this week’s EMDC.online sessions where we’ll be focusing on what’s new.

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Wednesday, October 19 at 2pm CST (7pm UTC) | Sign up link | More Details

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