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I read the beginning of Joe's message and kinda scanned the rest. I
missed that he made almost exactly the same point I made in my post. My
apologies to all for the redundancy.
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Chris Hamilton
Technical Writer
Tampa, FL
caxdj -at- earthlink -dot- net
