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Patriot

The judgments are the same whether known or unknown. Your signature
insinuates some professional affiliation or perhaps not.

We do not solicit nor require your conveying a misspent weekend onto us.

Thank you

Patriot
 
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Patriot

The judgments are the same whether known or unknown. Your signature
insinuates some professional affiliation or perhaps not.

We do not solicit nor require your conveying a misspent weekend onto us.

Thank you

Patriot
 
P

Patriot

The judgments are the same whether known or unknown. Your signature
insinuates some professional affiliation or perhaps not.

We do not solicit nor require your conveying a misspent weekend onto us.

Thank you

Patriot
 
P

Patriot

The judgments are the same whether known or unknown. Your signature
insinuates some professional affiliation or perhaps not.

We do not solicit nor require your conveying a misspent weekend onto us.

Thank you

Patriot
 
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Willy

I went to the link you recommended but when I get to step 3, I see no
Browse..It brings up a list of folders...I've XP Pro....Below is an extract
from that link:
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2 Right-click an empty area the Windows task bar and select Toolbars |
New toolbar. If you can not find an empty area, use the area to the right
of the Windows Start button.

3 Select the Browse command, navigate to your shortcuts folder and click
OK.
You will see your new toolbar appear in the Windows task bar.
 
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Willy

I went to the link you recommended but when I get to step 3, I see no
Browse..It brings up a list of folders...I've XP Pro....Below is an extract
from that link:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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2 Right-click an empty area the Windows task bar and select Toolbars |
New toolbar. If you can not find an empty area, use the area to the right
of the Windows Start button.

3 Select the Browse command, navigate to your shortcuts folder and click
OK.
You will see your new toolbar appear in the Windows task bar.
 
W

Willy

I went to the link you recommended but when I get to step 3, I see no
Browse..It brings up a list of folders...I've XP Pro....Below is an extract
from that link:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
2 Right-click an empty area the Windows task bar and select Toolbars |
New toolbar. If you can not find an empty area, use the area to the right
of the Windows Start button.

3 Select the Browse command, navigate to your shortcuts folder and click
OK.
You will see your new toolbar appear in the Windows task bar.
 
W

Willy

I went to the link you recommended but when I get to step 3, I see no
Browse..It brings up a list of folders...I've XP Pro....Below is an extract
from that link:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
2 Right-click an empty area the Windows task bar and select Toolbars |
New toolbar. If you can not find an empty area, use the area to the right
of the Windows Start button.

3 Select the Browse command, navigate to your shortcuts folder and click
OK.
You will see your new toolbar appear in the Windows task bar.
 
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