Pixel-perfect tables - the solution at hand.

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Hi [RZ] looks like it got "Lost in Translation" I believe what suflex is saying when he says "badly" he refers to very much (esp in the phrases need badly, badly in need of,tranalating means that he really was in need of your extension and will be used greatly....
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'Slang' isn't English
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@bf
thanks, but the "s" at the end makes a huge difference in the meaning. ;)
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thanks.
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Hi RZ,

Cool down and take a deep breath, your extension is great and it would be a pity if it was restricted for use from some people.
Please have a look at this thread, suflex didn't mean anything "bad" for the extension.

http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=149806
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ok, english is not my mother tongue. some expressions sound really bad, literally bad, not slang.
what in american may sound cool, here is not so cool. specially when a "half of a letter" can make a huge difference. anyhow, my mistake or not, his mistake or not, i didn't find yet any word like "sorry" or "apologies".
thanks for your input.
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