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Especially because the time/date stamp of your o/p was midnight on the west coast which means most of the people in the western hemisphere are asleep.

Members of our community are spread out all around the world and from top to bottom. This means that someone is awake somewhere, yet may or may not be qualified to answer questions. Also, some of us interested in replying want some time to formulate thoughts and if they are slow typists, together both can take longer than nineteen minutes to assemble.

In my case, I read your post and chose to let someone else comment, first. My interest was to learn what direction the advice would take before adding my thoughts. When I decided to reply, I had questions because I felt your concerns were not clearly stated.

Please do not think I am picking on you, I am also talking to those who are also reading this and may be new members to the community of members. We certainly want you and others to avail yourself of all the resources provided by the site for as long as you can benefit from our collective expertise. Our concern is that you and others realize that answers can take some time to formulate once a person somewhere in the world, perhaps in a time zone hours from yours, decides to tackle the question(s). That said, it is recommended that posters proof read their posts in order to make sure they have expressed clear thoughts. It can be frustrating when I for one have to ask for clarification and/or provide two sets of replies because it is unclear if the o/p means "this" or "that". Diverse answers take more time to compile.

So, welcome to the site, and let us be of help to you in the future. Enjoy the resources already in place, both on the forum side as well as on the home page side.

Enjoy.