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Old 03-18-2009, 12:27 AM #1
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Default PN Question
I'm not that long here and I have a questions that I want to know the answer to and I know you brainy folks will have the answer to:

-I see "PN" referenced all the time. Does PN refer to SFN and LFN? Or just LFN? Or something different? (though I don't think so)
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