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replyReplyTue 20 Oct 2009, 16:10Delegate Simon said...

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replyReplyThu 22 Oct 2009, 09:58Trainer Anthony said...

RE: importing graphs

Hi Simon, thanks for posting on the forum. Bringing graphs in from other applications certainly does get easier with experience! If you run into any technical problems with it let me know and I'll assist.

All the best,

Anthony

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