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Old June 16th, 2005, 09:35 AM
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what is wrong with these one
i am look for
Tom From USA
Mike From Mexico
some thing like these.

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<DIV CLASS='blacktextbold'  ALIGN='center'><?php echo $fname, "From" $Country;?></DIV> 
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Not to be an arse or anything, but could you perhaps use a more descriptive title next time? The term "newbie" does not describe the problem, type/method of coding or the language(s) involved.
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