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Post 302919462 by RavinderSingh13 on Wednesday 1st of October 2014 11:32:26 AM
10-01-2014
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Hi Akshay,
My bad that was wrongly copied, I have edited the post now. I was editing the post for same seems you have found out and told same,
you are really fast in replying posts.
I wouldn't mind your comments as it is good for us to learn from our mistakes, learning from seniors(like you and other all techy people) here is always good
Thanks,
R. Singh
My bad that was wrongly copied, I have edited the post now. I was editing the post for same seems you have found out and told same,
you are really fast in replying posts.
I wouldn't mind your comments as it is good for us to learn from our mistakes, learning from seniors(like you and other all techy people) here is always good
Thanks,
R. Singh
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