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Post 4687 by Neo on Monday 30th of July 2001 09:31:10 AM
07-30-2001
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Before, posters could delete their own posts, but not the thread. I've enabled the forum to allow users to delete the threads they create. We will see how that goes 
Let me know if this is OK or works OK, thanks.
Let me know if this is OK or works OK, thanks.|
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object_name ip_addr object_name object_name object_name object_name DESCRIPTION
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was developed by HP. FILES
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