Website for engineers

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Thursday, 29 January, 2004

A leading search service for out-of-print, collectable and hard-to-find books has announced the launch of a service tailored to the engineering industry.

Developed by BiblioQuest International, the portal page gives engineers and their support staff access to the online search engine, BibliOZ.com, featuring more than 25 million books from thousands of technical, antiquarian and specialist bookdealers worldwide.

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