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All users having trouble connecting with Blogg-X... PDF Print E-mail
Written by chris   
Saturday, 07 October 2006

Please check out the thread in the forum linked below and install the mambot attached there.

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Please let me know if it helped you out by using the forum.

Thanks...

chris

Comments (3)add feed
the boss : Michaelxxxxxxx
This component rocks. You guys are great. smilies/grin.gif
October 17, 2006
Still Doesn't Work : RJ
I know you tried to help me many times, but I have never been able to connect and verify. I've uninstalled and reinstalled to no avail. Are there directories that don't get uninstalled, and if so, should I delete them before I attempt a fresh install?

Rob
November 06, 2006
... : rjschad
install the mambot attached there.
daaah .. can't find the attachment boss .. can ya give this an ol' boy from Kentucky a map .. pleeze .. thank ya
November 06, 2006
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