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Dear TrevorH

Thank you for your kind report.

To be honest I am after one that sends emails on changes in the system, nevertheless, I will have a look at the one you have mentioned as well and see if it needs my requirements.

Thank you.

I was wondering if someone can tell me if this is something that I can get help about here on this forum or I have posted it in the wrong forum.

Thank you.

I am still hoping that someone can help as I am all waiting for your notes.

Thanks.

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