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"Reese" wrote...
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> I'm sorry Andrew, but I've just recently signed on to this list and
> I'm having trouble keeping up with the volume. So, I've been deleting
> some mail unread, as a consequence I do not have Ed Manley's post and
> frankly, I cannot tell where his text stops and yours begins in the
> quoted email below.
None of Ed's text was in my reply. You might want to go back in the
archives or sign on to the group via the NNTP mirror at
bit.listserv.techwr_l or at Raycomm's NNTP server at lists.raycomm.com to
get Ed's original post.
Andrew Plato
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