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Old 9th July 2005, 01:09 AM
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Consolidating release How Tos

This forum has been an invaluable resource for me through about ten installs/reinstalls (I like fiddling too much ). But one thing is that when I get back here and am trying to gather everything to make it work again, I have to jump back and forth, mostly using my own threads and the solutions. Maybe something that could be done is release specific sub forums, or a specialized search feature? Just an idea.
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