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In a message dated 12/11/06 9:26:34 PM, michael@michaelherman.com writes:<BR>
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meantime, consider that whatever messages get through are the right<BR>
messages! :-)<BR>
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Michael--<BR>
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A friend of mine claims that when his computer refuses to send a message, there is usually a reason that message shouldn't be sent. Not sure I agree, but it is an interesting observation.<BR>
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Joelle<BR>
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