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nkjain87
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| Can you help me with the direct link of dynam/nodynam in manual? |
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Rohit Umarjikar
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| No. Please do it yourself on internet. Please start a new topic with the new issue and not like any old one replying. Look at the top section of this forum which gives you a direct link to the Manila and search yourself. |
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Robert Sample
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I split your post. Replying to a topic last referenced 9 1/2 years ago is not a good thing.
Furthermore, if you are asking for more explanation than the manual gives, you need to say so. As worded, your post seems to indicate you need help finding the DYNAM/NODYNAM in the manual. If this is the case, I HIGHLY recommend you move over to the Beginners and Students Forum as THIS forum is for professionals, who have no need to be told where to locate something in any manual. |
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