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Old 08-04-2020, 10:38 AM #11
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Many of the posters I had contact with haven't posted for quite a while.
One of my issues tho is when NT changed some of the options, format, etc....Was a bit lost. Do check in now and again as I have navigated somewhat better. What I did like before was being notified by email when there was a message/response to Private Messages..
I'm guessing the Thumb up represents a thank you.
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