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Old 02-16-2014, 01:03 PM #2
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If you don't get an answer most likely it is because folks may not have an answer. People are pretty good about answering posts here. Also, if you don't get an answer, do a search within this forum and you will most likely FIND one. I no I forget to do that and will post a question when if I had searched I could have found the answer. Even this subject you just asked has been talked about a lot. People who stumble, even search canes (using a cane to walk) cuz they talk about that too.
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