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> I am in this group, so I can learn abit more than what I know from the
> wisdom of others and also share what I know with people that know less than
> I do. I am not in here to be badgered by people like you. And for your
> information...
And are you planning on sharing that knowledge
with the group?
How did you solve your indexing problem?
What gave me a hint that you might have some
problems with English was not your name, but
your writing.
Many people, as I said, often say "index"
when they mean "table of contents." It is not
that they don't know the difference, but just that
they sometimes use the wrong word.
It is a common error. I wouldn't go getting my shorts
in a knot over it if I were you.
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A landmark hotel, one of America's most beautiful cities, and
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