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Java Printing AÇIKLAMALAR: 1- Excel Formunun (E) sütununda bulunan VERGİ NO bölümü doldurulacaktır. Mebbis modülünden alınan bilgiler hatalı olabileceğinden, bu bölüm ilgili kurumdan veya mal müdürlüğünden teyit edilecek ve kesinlikle hataya mahal verilmeyecek şekilde doldurulacaktır. 2- (D) sütünunda bulunan TELEFON NO bölümü kontrol edilerek eğer varsa hatalı olanların yerine doğrusu yazılacaktır. 3- Excel Formu doldurulduktan sonra İLÇE MİLLİ EĞİTİM MÜDÜRLÜĞÜ'nün resmi e-posta hesabından [email protected] e-postasına gönderilecektir. FİBER İNTERNET ÇALIŞMASI BİLGİ FORMU Adreste çalışan Bağlantı Adresi: İL İLÇE Ad/Unvan: VERGİ NO: TELEFON No: MARDİN ARTUKLU 75. Yıl Cumhuriyet Anadolu Sağlık M.L. 4822134871 NUR MAH. NUR MAH. 5. SOKAK NO:4 PK:47100 ARTUKLU/MARDİN MARDİN ARTUKLU Artuklu Mesleki ve Teknik Anadolu Lisesi 4822123325 ENSAR MAH. 16 SK SK. TİCARET M.L SİTESİ NO: 43 ARTUKLU / MARDİN MARDİN ARTUKLU Evliya Çelebi Mesleki ve Teknik A.L 4822130798 SARAÇOĞLU MAH. YENİ YOL CAD. 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