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I don't see any icons on the top-right corner on your site , neither in Firefox nor IE, it's probably some software (MS Publisher?) &nbsp;installed on YOUR computer(s).
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I don't see any icons on the top-right corner on your site , neither in Firefox nor IE, it's probably some software (MS Publisher?)  installed on YOUR computer(s).

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Did you check on all my article tabs?
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Hi<br />
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I want to remove the (Edit and Publisher image icon) that appears on the front end of our website on the top right hand corner of all our articles. It is irritating and unprofessional - want to remove it - how do we do so? our website is <a href="http://www.a1telecoms.co.za" rel="ugc">www.a1telecoms.co.za</a><br />
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Thank You
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Hi

I want to remove the (Edit and Publisher image icon) that appears on the front end of our website on the top right hand corner of all our articles. It is irritating and unprofessional - want to remove it - how do we do so? our website is www.a1telecoms.co.za

Thank You

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