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  1. Feb 9th, 2004, 03:28 PM #1
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    wrong's in forum!

    Hello everyone i have some wrong's in my vb forum in data base
    is there any resolve , my copy of vb 229 .
    and if is there any new vb forum clean without hacks . just tell me here as soon as possible.
    no vb no hak no girl

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    are you having problems with the forum?
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    Hi,

    Could it be we have an English Language problem here? Could "forum" be "form" ?

    Can't imagine what "clean without hacks" is! Maybe he's come from the future with Visual Basic version 229!!!

    I just checked his profile and he does say he is using VB228. I was not involved prior to VB6. Was there a VB2.28?
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    Check out his homepage... he is running a vBulletin forum like this one - only at version 2.2.9 - so i guess he's having some kind of problem with that.

    Other than that no idea! (And would guess this is the wrong place to ask for help anyway!)
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    he has a post in the c# forum too. What's this guys deal? is this a cry for help? "DO YOU NEED US TO CALL 911?! NOD IF YOU DO!"


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    Re: wrong's in forum!

    Originally posted by face me
    Hello everyone i have some wrong's in my vb forum in data base
    is there any resolve , my copy of vb 229 .
    and if is there any new vb forum clean without hacks . just tell me here as soon as possible.
    Try asking your question at www.vbulletin.com. This is a Visual Basic forum to a vBulletin forum.

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