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hpfan273
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Posted: 2nd Mar 2007 01:34
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ok... here is my very simple code:

how do i get this to continue without writing over the original printed date without using CLS?

THANKS FOR STOPING AT A RED LIGHT... AND LETTING ME CRASH INTO YOU AT 80 MILES AN HOUR!!!
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TDK
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Posted: 2nd Mar 2007 03:00
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You mean like this?



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hpfan273
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that works great... thanx

THANKS FOR STOPING AT A RED LIGHT... AND LETTING ME CRASH INTO YOU AT 80 MILES AN HOUR!!!
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