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I would think that he does mean BNCE and is wanting you to just put Brief with a capital B exam. Jus

Posted By: MT50 on 2007-11-09
In Reply to: He is spelling the B-R-I-E-F - Country MT

Subject: I would think that he does mean BNCE and is wanting you to just put Brief with a capital B exam. Just my opinion on how I would do it.




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