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Question Posted Thursday September 15 2005, 3:55 am


Sorry that I'm dense but I completely don't understand how to get into the chat session on friday. Please explain, in plain english(no computerspeak) how this is done. Thanks.

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DangerNerd answered Thursday September 15 2005, 4:06 am:
Go here:

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Click one of the connect buttons.

It would help me if you would tell me why you had to write and ask this.

I didn't feel the need to change it, until you wrote this.

Help me to understand why clicking the link on the left that says "Chat Room" and pressing "connect" is too complicated, and not "plain english."

Thanks,

DangerNerd.

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