Glad to help. They do have their own lingo.nm

Posted By: Txczech on 2009-04-10
In Reply to: Thanks for the help! - Mary

Subject: Glad to help. They do have their own lingo.nm

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Mainline of D5/45? - Mary
- D5/0.45 NS. nm - oldtimer
- main line of D5.45. See what I found. sm - Txczech
  - Thanks for the help! - Mary
    - Glad to help. They do have their own lingo.nm - Txczech
      - Here are a few links. Hope they help. sm - Txczech

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Glad we got it. Glad I could read what I wrote!! nm
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You are very welcome. Glad I could help. NM
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glad to help NM
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Glad to help
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Glad it was the right med.

Glad I could help :-)
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You will notice that they say "per physician reading" a lot. In fact, I have this short-keyed as "ppr."

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Wow. Was that right? Glad to help.
Subject: Wow. Was that right? Glad to help.

Sometimes you have to go with what it "sounds like" by what you read, or your first guess!!

Glad to help.You are welcome.
Subject: Glad to help.You are welcome.

YW. Glad to help.
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Your welcome, glad to help. nm
Subject: Your welcome, glad to help. nm

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Glad to help.
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Glad you got it!!
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Glad to help.
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Glad OP got some help...
Subject: Glad OP got some help...

Well, certainly looks like this thread fostered discussion AND assisted the OP as well. Evidently some of our colleagues adhere to the "knowledge is power" credo and feel it's better to hoard what they know rather than help out a fellow MT. I've used this board (as a last resort after exhausting my other resources) and the help I have gotten has been invaluble.

Glad to help.
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Wow!! At last I got it!!! Glad to help.
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