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Sorry in the wrong forum. Moving this to right forum.
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Sorry in the wrong forum. Moving this to right forum.
I think only moderators have permissions to move the thread from one fora to the other, what you have done this is not called moving, its copying

You should wait after posting the query even if its in the wrong forum, or you could have replied to the same thread and request moderators to move the thread to the desired forum.

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Thanks for the enlightenment....
I thought I was being in-line with the requirements of the forum....
Will keep ur instructions in mind henceforth.
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