Procurement notes
An office purchasing manager gives scenario-based advice on buying the Casio fx-570EX calculator or Casio fx-CG500 calculator, choosing between a sublimation printer and a photo printer, and the real steps for how to connect a printer to Wi-Fi while controlling total cost.
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