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Love this article.. Simple, and useful..
Could you share the template so I could download it. I know --- I'm lazy - but it would be a shame to reinvent the wheel.
Posted by AlexanderDumas on November 27, 2006 at 11:03:47 Pacific Time
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I have received a couple of requests for lamp template and will be happy to send a PDF if people will send their contact info direct to my email address which can be decoded by removing the letter X from xcharlesxatxplattxdotxus and substituting the appropriate punctuation.Posted by charlesplatt on November 27, 2006 at 12:24:35 Pacific Time
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