>>>>My real issue is how quickly you will search for something, post a reply, then the file or message may not be relevant to the issue. It would be better in those cases not to post the reference to the file or message.
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>>>You can not be always sure if the file is relevant or not. What if it is relevant? It's up for the OP to make this determenition, I believe.
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>>Nadya. That just dumb. If you read what I first posted and looked at the file, you would know. Why post a link to a download that is not what I want?
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>Jay,
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>I explained few times already. Let's try one more time.
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>When I saw any message, my mind worked like this - first I remembered that I saw something like this before. So, I read your question and it brouught a recollection of seeing the file before. I went to search, but was unable to find relevant file, though I did spent time searching.

Let me ask you this. Did you look at the information where the download file was?

>I also recalled I have my own procedure for what you were talking about. So I went searching for the procedure too.

I'm not arguing that.

>If I would re-read your original message few times I would probably just remember the command, but I didn't remember it from the top of my head, so I needed to look into my old procedure anyway.

It's your time, research if you need to.

>Is it clear now?

Crystal. Fark you.