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@ ModCorIEEone and jamesy1947 <br />
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Hello,<br />
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You are absolutely right slapping me on my wrist. The comment I made was not correct.<br />
The only excuse I have, is that I have very recently been in a similar situation, which made me give this spontaneous reaction.<br />
I will certainly not respond like that in the future. Experts Exchange is too big a treasure in the internet world and &nbsp;must be honored for that.<br />
All responses I put on the site have been and will be in the future, only to help people improve there knowledge of IT, with the unfortunate exception of the one you are referring to.<br />
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Please accept my apologies.<br />
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Regards, &nbsp;Jan Meijer
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