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(++) Well said Grandfather, There have ben many questions I simply havent asked because the process of creating a simple demonstration of the problem actualy demonstraited to me what I had done wrong in the first place (The Explain the problem to your pot plant solution).

Its also worth pointing out that you might not be able to post the original code. If you are writing it comercialy there might be content that you just can't release.

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In reply to Re: I know what I mean. Why don't you? by vagnerr
in thread I know what I mean. Why don't you? by GrandFather

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