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Old 03-13-2010, 12:25 PM #22
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It won't hurt anything to try using it. I generally find the 'Help' menu in programs to be pretty easy to follow. So, just open it up and have fun.

Here is my request for the next video:
Raise your right hand over your head

Bend it over your left shoulder

And.....Pat yourself on the back
I have to go and put on my makeup and comb my hair.

THEN I WILL MAKE THAT VIDEO!!!

Oh, I'm posting a modem question.

If you could be so kind.
lol
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