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In a message dated 2/22/04 6:17:28 AM, pryan2@the-beach.net writes:<BR>
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ow which strings are wound and<BR>
not? <BR>
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You know. You push the button till you get the overpull percentage yo=
u want. If you highlight them all you can visually align any string t=
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But you still have to choose which one you want to use as a target.<BR>
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Tom Sivak<BR>
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