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Find the source files for Dynamics NAV Help in GitHub

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With Dynamics NAV 2018, we invite you all to join us in GitHub where you can pick up content to customize, extend, or suggest changes to. Find the right repo For practical reasons, we have a lot of different repos in GitHub to support our various languages and target audiences. We hinted at it when…

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