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Chris Hemedinger
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Chris Hemedinger has been with SAS since 1993. In that time, he has been a writer, a software developer, and an R&D manager. He was on the founding team for SAS Enterprise Guide, leading the development team for 10 years. Today, Hemedinger is a principal technical architect in SAS Professional Services (also known as "consulting"). He is also coauthor of SAS For Dummies and writes The SAS Dummy blog at http://blogs.sas.com/sasdummy.
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Custom Tasks for SAS® Enterprise Guide® Using Microsoft .NET
By Chris Hemedinger
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SAS® For Dummies®
By Chris Hemedinger
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