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Old 12-18-2017, 01:14 AM
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@Allex

Hello
as you might suspect, the title of a thread is very important :
- for you because the more descriptive it is, the higher the chance you have to get help from one or many members. Most of us usually only check thread titles to see if the subject is part of our knowledge. You will admit that " Please help" does not really " help".
- for others because when the thread is solved, they can profit from the answer to solve their own problems. The thread title can also be searched on the Net. You will admit that " please help" will not be searched for very often...

So, I would suggest, so that all can benefit from it that you change your thread title to something more descriptive.
To do this edit your first post, click " go advanced" and there you can change your title accordingly.
Thanks
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