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Nails

Joined Jan 2005

302 Posts | 0+

South Central PA

Discussion Starter
• Apr 10, 2005

• #1

Help me out.
I have trouble opening your PM's/
Need instructions.
Malone

 

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Blackwater

Joined Mar 2005

103 Posts | 0+

Nashville, TN

• Apr 10, 2005

• #2

Can you specifically explain your problem? You cant read PM's sent to you or you cant send PM's? Whats the problem?

 

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Nails

Joined Jan 2005

302 Posts | 0+

South Central PA

Discussion Starter
• Apr 10, 2005

• #3

Can't open.
When I receive emails that offer a search in the body of the email they are usually highlighted. I click on the highlighted information and away I go.
When the search is not highlighted ( Our PM's are not) I cannot click on the search and away I go.
What are my steps?
malone

 

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axegod75

Joined Jan 2005

2K Posts | 0+

So Cal

• Apr 10, 2005

• #4

If you are using Internet Explorer, copy and paste the link (search) into the address bar. If you are using Netscape or Mozzilla, place it in the search bar.

 

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FreedomGuns

Joined Oct 2003

746 Posts | 0+

• Apr 10, 2005

• #5

Or come to ambackforum.com and login and click on PM's up towards the top of the screen. That works on any pc you can get to this sight on.

 

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Nails

Joined Jan 2005

302 Posts | 0+

South Central PA

Discussion Starter
• Apr 10, 2005

• #6

Freedom Guns:
Followed your suggestion. Worked like a charm. I had a bunch of PM's.
To my PM's and you know who you are.
My replies are as follows:
Yes.
I agree.
Viagra- I don't understand the association.
No birthmarks.
Seafood over Beef-But Pork is my favoritre.
Won't answer- my wife is off limits.
I'm not a girl.
I'm in the Construction business.
Malone

 

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Blackwater

Joined Mar 2005

103 Posts | 0+

Nashville, TN

• Apr 10, 2005

• #7

It seems you have it somewhat figured out. . . Have you ever used a computer before? Just Kidding. Golad you got it straightened out.

 

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cian

Joined Jan 2005

107 Posts | 0+

U.S. Virgin Islands

• Apr 11, 2005

• #8

Malone,

You and George Carlin are a match. If you recall, his "now for the sports scores 6-5, 4-2 1-0" with no mention of team names. Gotta love it. Too funny.

cian

 

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Dean Speir

Joined Jan 2003

7K Posts | 0+

Long Island, NY

• Apr 12, 2005

• #9

 

cian said:

You and George Carlin are a match. If you recall, his "now for the sports scores 6-5, 4-2 1-0" with no mention of team names. Gotta love it. Too funny.

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Carlin? [snort!]

That was Buchanan and Goodman, "The Flying Saucer, Part 2," 1956, on the Luniverse label.

Here are the ball scores: 4-to-3, 6-to-2 and 8-to-one.

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I suspect that that's where Br'er Carlin got it from.