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Beefing up a front end to handle a FEL

By DennisThornton, in Restorations, Modifications, & Customizations

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ranger    1,741

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So another person on their daily emailing list Dennis?

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2 hours ago, ranger said:

So another person on their daily emailing list Dennis?

Oh my goodness yes!  Love it!  I recommended here long ago when it first started so I assume we have several members following along but if I see something great , esp if it is also WH oriented I try to post it here.

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16 hours ago, DennisThornton said:

if I see something great , esp if it is also WH oriented I try to post it here

Excellent. 

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