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hi everyone
is there any way i can ignore or skip the commented line
when i sort from the registry cause really this gives me a bid of the problem.

thanks
Feb 12 '08 #1
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dlite922
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hi everyone
is there any way i can ignore or skip the commented line
when i sort from the registry cause really this gives me a bid of the problem.

thanks
HUH ??????????????? ?
Feb 20 '08 #2
Markus
6,050 Recognized Expert Expert
HUH ??????????????? ?
He posted a question before that no one answered, so he posted it again... only with less information.
Feb 20 '08 #3
ronverdonk
4,258 Recognized Expert Specialist
This is a duplicate of 2 other threads!

http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread769467.html
http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread768194.html

You have been asked not to do that. Stop double posting or I will remove yor threads. For now I will close this one.

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