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inlaggen
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Posted - 13/12/2001 : 19:08:03
When you change over to the new website, will the e-address be the same? If not, how will we know the new address?
David Johnson
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Borge
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Posted - 15/12/2001 : 09:04:58
Hello David
When the site goes on the new server, we will make an automatic redirection and a link with the new address from the old address.
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inlaggen
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Excellent, I look forward to the new website.
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