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Denny,
I knew that option was there somewhere but just couldn't find it! I eventually opted to use System Restore and that worked, too. Thanks so much! I'll remember that from now on.....
Denny Denham
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October 7th, 2002 02:00
I knew that option was there somewhere but just couldn't find it! I eventually opted to use System Restore and that worked, too. Thanks so much! I'll remember that from now on.....
Just call me....**Doo....DUH!!! ** ;-)