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Tell me if that did not come through as an A. As a questioner you don't get to see what grade got assigned. I am sure I selected the A option.
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Tell me if that did not come through as an A. As a questioner you don't get to see what grade got assigned. I am sure I selected the A option.

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For your assistance in this Q which I really apprecaited. :&gt;)<br />
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One of my problems is I know what the answer is but I have a very difficult time explaining it. One problem is that I am a terrible typist. my fingers don't want to hit the keys that my brain tells them to hit. The other problem is that I find it difficult to translate the image I have in my head into words. A picture may be worth a thousand words but I can't always figure out what those words are. hehehehe<br />
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Spencer<br />
The Crazy One
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For your assistance in this Q which I really apprecaited. :>)
http://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qShow.jsp?ta=win2k&qid=20171736

One of my problems is I know what the answer is but I have a very difficult time explaining it. One problem is that I am a terrible typist. my fingers don't want to hit the keys that my brain tells them to hit. The other problem is that I find it difficult to translate the image I have in my head into words. A picture may be worth a thousand words but I can't always figure out what those words are. hehehehe


Spencer
The Crazy One

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