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Hi all,

What a great website! I am surprised I haven't signed up sooner! :eek:
 
I'm surprised too! What took you so long?! lol

Welcome to the Forum! ;)
 
Thank you :) Procrastinating as usual is my only defense.

Just out of curiosity I can't seem to be able to access areas of the website that require registration despite now being registered. :( Can anyone enlighten me?
 
How long ago did you register? I think, if I remember right, you have to get a confirmation link in your email and then respond to that before your registration is complete.
 
I registered a week or so ago :confused: Just a little slow to introduce myself :)
 
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welcome to the site.....the site is great.....
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