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Old 04-21-2009, 06:58 PM #10
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Crazy I'm old so......
Ok Curious, I'm curious. I'm not high tech enough to even know what the heck a "skin" is , so I don't know any of this fun stuff. Teach me, teach me! Pleeeeeze?

Becky

quote=Curious;499424]Since this is an OT thread........if anyone needs help posting graphics...let me know. This would good a thread to ask questions and practice.[/quote]
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