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thank you

by padi89 Oct 30, 2005 4:30AM PST

thanks for all your help e,verything is fine now,much appreciated,padi.

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Padi, Who Are You Thanking?....

by Grif Thomas Forum moderator Oct 30, 2005 8:22AM PST

...and for what? Although the "Thanks" are certainly appreciated, it's usually more appropriate to post the "Thank you" in the original thread where the question and answer were discussed.

It allows the appropriate reward for the member/s which gave the advice and also allows those following the thread to confirm which advice worked.

Take care and keep up the safe computing.

Grif

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