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Locking Topics

Posted by Anonymous

on Sun, Jan 11 2004 4:59 PM

Hi![#welcome] I would like to know how you lock a topic. I just want to delete one of my topics.

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Posted by Anonymous

on Mon, Jan 12 2004 7:00 PM

Thanks "jhhtrainsplanes", but the worst of the post has been deleted now (I am trying to liquidate the topic now, people are now removing their share of the work). It's good to see yet another happy ending[:)].

Posted by Anonymous

on Sun, Jan 11 2004 6:20 PM

QUOTE: Originally posted by dougal

Hi![#welcome] I would like to know how you lock a topic. I just want to delete one of my topics.

dougal [8D]

I am sorry about your MR thread that has taken a turn for the worst. [:(] Please email me and I will give you some info that should be useful to you. [:)]

Posted by JoeKoh

on Sun, Jan 11 2004 5:38 PM

Dogal
you can delete your posts by hitting delete.you will have to enter your password to change or delete your posts.
stay safe
Joe

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