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Old 07-19-2011, 12:23 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by kiklop74 View Post
Sure man, no problem. We are all here to make calibre work better. I just do not read Wired so often and this missed my attention.
Thanks for the original recipe. I'm glad I wasn't stepping on any toes. My wife really enjoyed it, and when it stopped working I hesitated to ask you to do something that I could/should do myself. As you say, we're here to make calibre better.
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