Re: Programs to download...
> __/ [jeff] on Friday 02 September 2005 22:09 \__
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> PS - Josh, please always quote when replying. By neglecting to do so you
> make the newsgroup more difficult to follow. Consequently, you may get less
> help and sometimes get ignored by readers.
Bleh, I knew there was a drawback to using Google groups. PS yeah, I
knew that, I've only been using Usenet for like 10 years now.
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