Esteemed Lennotoecom: Tch, tch!
You forgot to put the module inside square brackets. That might lead OP to think the ref to winter holidays is just an excuse; that Monks like thee and me (and our betters) aren't really anxious to help (that is, help those who give us a basis for doing so ... but

TaDa!
"Yes, even you can use Read:Minds" -- it's just a matter of us finding (or writing) the module, and coding up a Psi script.
:-)

Kate (or that's the way I read your nick, anyway): As you can see from the responses -- playful and deadpan -- you can update your OP (with an appropriate <p><b>Update: </b></p> note leading the content. Please do.

Come, let us reason together: Spirit of the Monastery

In reply to Re^3: working with Rich Text by ww
in thread working with Rich Text by k8vwo1

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