>>>>You provided an answer to his problem -- I thank you for your time and input. :) (this is in response to Tore's message...)
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>>>>I have asked questions before myself and gotten answers and hopefully I have remembered to thank them. I also try to provide help as well to others when my input might make a difference or provide a solution that no one else has already provided in order to give back to the community.
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>>>:-)
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>>BTW, now when I see the answer to the question (as in your case, for example), I simply press the like button. That's my way of saying I agree with the answer.
>Doesn't that add the like of UT on FaceBook to your Facebook page in your timeline?

I don't think so, but I never checked. I think it's internal only. I use it the same way I use Propose Answer button in MSDN (or vote button).