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unsolved issues!!

I have posted issues lot of times. Initially, some body will respond to that
and once i replied there is no proper response after that.

What is the way to let the people respond to my old, unsolved issues.

Thanks & Regards
Vadivel Kumar
Nov 16 '05 #1
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If you don't have a reply after a few days, you can try again. A lot of
times, it is just a matter of timing; getting someone who has experience
with your problem to see your question. Generally, if you don't get a
reply, it is because no one feels they have anything to offer related to
your question. I think this applies whether it is to your original question
or whether the replies quit mid-thread.

DalePres

"Vadivel Kumar" <do********@spa m-i-love-u.com> wrote in message
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I have posted issues lot of times. Initially, some body will respond to
that
and once i replied there is no proper response after that.

What is the way to let the people respond to my old, unsolved issues.

Thanks & Regards
Vadivel Kumar

Nov 16 '05 #2
What unresolved issues? I searched the newsgroup for "Vadivel" and came
up with only one thread started by you, which ended with you saying
that you had fixed the problem yourself.

Maybe your posts are getting lost somewhere?

Nov 16 '05 #3

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