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My daily job for more than a decade has been programming in/with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, aka Microsoft Dynamics NAV aka Navision among uns veterans ;-)

However, when I was in the Austrian Army in 1985, pondering which studies to begin after my service, a comrade recommended Rodney Zaks' "Programming the Z80" to me. This book made a lasting impression on me and convinced me to go for computer sciences, in which I achieved a Ph.D., later moving on to the corporate sector. I never had much opportunity to go back to my roots and use the Z80 professionally, but now with the yaze emulator and after finding this website, I can do so just for the fun of it :-)

My Favorite Languages
Language	Proficiency
Ada	Learning
AL	Professional
C/AL	Professional
C	Rusty
C#	Occasional
Java	Rusty
SQL	Intermediate
Visual Basic	Rusty
Z80 Assembly	Enthusiastic

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 My daily job for more than a decade has been programming in/with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, aka Microsoft Dynamics NAV aka Navision among uns veterans ;-)
-However, when I was in the Austrian Army in 1985, pondering which studies to begin after my service, a comrade recommended Rodney Zak's "Programming the Z80" to me. This book made a lasting impression on me and convinced me to go for computer sciences, in which I achieved a Ph.D., later moving on to the corporate sector. I never had much opportunity to go back to my roots and use the Z80 professionally, but now with the yaze emulator and after finding this website, I can do so just for the fun of it :-)
+However, when I was in the Austrian Army in 1985, pondering which studies to begin after my service, a comrade recommended Rodney Zaks' "Programming the Z80" to me. This book made a lasting impression on me and convinced me to go for computer sciences, in which I achieved a Ph.D., later moving on to the corporate sector. I never had much opportunity to go back to my roots and use the Z80 professionally, but now with the yaze emulator and after finding this website, I can do so just for the fun of it :-)
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