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sorry about that i have been away for the past couple of week and have not been on line what was provided did actually work, so would like to accept question and award points for the help that i have recieved
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sorry about that i have been away for the past couple of week and have not been on line what was provided did actually work, so would like to accept question and award points for the help that i have recieved

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I am very happy that sydneyguy responded and even more that my solution had worked. <br />
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So I am in the queer sitiuation to object my own decision...<br />
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Thank you<br />
Sara
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I am very happy that sydneyguy responded and even more that my solution had worked.

So I am in the queer sitiuation to object my own decision...

Thank you
Sara

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hi have vs2003 and have been trying to turn on the intellisence have been to tools/options ect and turned things on and off but still cannot get it to run<br />
any ideas why <br />
thanks in advance
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hi have vs2003 and have been trying to turn on the intellisence have been to tools/options ect and turned things on and off but still cannot get it to run
any ideas why 
thanks in advance

vs2003 turning on intellisence

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