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"Alun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Most of us started by taking one of two preparation courses, either PLI or > PRG. These cost around $2,500, even if you only get the course materials > and don't attend. Then there are a number of basic textbooks that cost > over $200 each, although to be honest the only one I personally own is > Landis, which is a claim drafting book. You can read most of these books > for free anyway in law libraries, or in the patent office if you are in > the DC area. Just find the right spot on the library shelf and you won't > need a list. After the basics of PRG/PLI and Landis (and presumably the MPEP, 35USC and 37CFR), what would you consider the most important basic textbooks for, say, 80% of a typical patent agent's work? ... Pete
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