Strange delete behaviour
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Re: Strange delete behaviour
Okey doke, will do. Am I to assume you mean the contact email address on the website? support@xyplorer.com
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Re: Strange delete behaviour
Thanks, got them. But I could not reproduce the issue, not could I detect any suspicious difference in the INI files. So, it remains a mystery. 
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Re: Strange delete behaviour
A mystery indeed. Thanks for taking a look, though, Don
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