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Medrite XL question

Posted By: Melanie on 2008-05-14
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For those who use Medrite XL ... I have noticed that the work/break hours are often not accurate on the counter, so I am wondering if the line count is likely off then as well.


Does anyone out there have any information on this? - Thank you. 




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