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by - delegate marie [1 post] (2008 Apr 22 Tue, 12:47) Reply

when is the next course i would like to attend for the full day

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RE: would like to know more about cut /paste tranfering from one

by - trainer Mark gold contributer [244 posts] (2008 May 6 Tue, 12:44) Reply

Hi Marie

sorry for not getting back to you soon, could you please provide me with more details of what you are trying to archieve to help me in answering your query

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