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Can we say a simple missunderstanding on dkstuff part(mmm..... I have had many more than one of those in my life) & it is very understandable. With a little rough "Show Me", dkstuff responded rather positively and now has a bit more info on how this forum works.

Now he might get the help he originally asked for.
  • Posted 17 Oct 2010 20:51
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