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Any ideas how to get the date onto a web page, I could google it but I can't be ar***
Jun 8 '07 #1
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The ethos on this site is to help those who are willing to help themselves, since you are too lazy to help yourself I imagine you will find most of the mods and experts won't be bothered to help you either.

I suggest that you crank up Google, and if you have a problem understanding what you find then you post your specific question in the correct forum.

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