byebyepaper wrote:


This sentence no verb.
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Are you sure? I thought the OED had "google" as a verb. g

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byebyepaper wrote:


This sentence no verb.
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Brian Tillman

And this isn't English class...

if you can get it downloaded (my calendar errors so I can't verify), it
should work. Add it to outlook using File, Import - double clicking in
ol2003 and earlier will import only one item.



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byebyepaper wrote:


This sentence no verb.
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Brian Tillman

Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:

And this isn't English class...

Of course not. However, I still don't understand the intention behide the
question.
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Brian Tillman

Brian Tillman wrote:

Of course not. However, I still don't understand the intention
behide the question.

That's "behind", of course.
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