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just doubleclick on question in question list to open question and its thread in separate window. Ther is buttons 'post', 'post &amp;&nbsp;close' etc.<br />
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Igor
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just doubleclick on question in question list to open question and its thread in separate window. Ther is buttons 'post', 'post & close' etc.

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Igor

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It a beauty. Just a feedback. In the window where you can reply there should be a provision for looking at all the replies in one screen. You have provided the feature to look at individual replies by clicking expert names.
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It a beauty. Just a feedback. In the window where you can reply there should be a provision for looking at all the replies in one screen. You have provided the feature to look at individual replies by clicking expert names.

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Sethi,<br />
seems it is not difficult to implement. Possible it will be added in next version.
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Sethi,
seems it is not difficult to implement. Possible it will be added in next version.

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Would be a long and hard wait. Looking forward to it.
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Would be a long and hard wait. Looking forward to it.

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time to close question.<br />
new version available on my site<br />
<a href="http://web.host.kz/itugay" rel="ugc">http://web.host.kz/itugay</a>
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time to close question.
new version available on my site
http://web.host.kz/itugay [http://web.host.kz/itugay]

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EExpert update available.<br />
(regarding EE layout changes)<br />
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<a href="http://web.host.kz/itugay/zip/eexpert.zip" rel="ugc">http://web.host.kz/itugay/zip/eexpert.zip</a><br />
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Best regards<br />
Igor
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EExpert update available.
(regarding EE layout changes)


http://web.host.kz/itugay/zip/eexpert.zip

Best regards
Igor

experts only: EExpert update

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