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Hate those things. I put them after the body of the report. sm

Posted By: Txczech on 2007-12-08
In Reply to: ADDENDUM - Tracey

Subject: Hate those things. I put them after the body of the report. sm

but before the signature. Makes it easier. We typed our reports on sticky paper and that way it did not get separated from the main report etc. But I did not do BOS. nm


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