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    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Zuljian, Aug 2, 2008.

  1. Zuljian

    Zuljian Notebook Enthusiast

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    I couldn't find it on the site, but I was wondering if the M1730 has one? I know the 1530 does, just not sure about the M1730.
     
    Zuljian, Aug 2, 2008
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    I guess not!!

    Meanwhile, please rethink the title of the threads you are posting mate :) they are pretty vague. Please post more specific titles at least with the model name, and if its a request or a problem or something similar :)

    Cheers.
     
    fonduekid, Aug 2, 2008
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    Sorry, but you would think if they came into the thread, they would see what I meant.
     
    Zuljian, Aug 2, 2008
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    :)

    You are right mate, but the idea of having a 'title' for the threads, particularly in a forum as big as this, is for the title to give the reader an idea of what the thread is about :) There are people who would drop in to see what you mean and at the same time there are people who just don't have time to drop in to the thread "just to see what you mean" irrespective of whether they are able to give a solution or not :) its all a matter of maximizing your time in these forum'. you know what I mean? :) Because, for the latter reason, you might even lose people who would have otherwise probably given you the perfect answer.

    Anyway, as you wish and all is well :)

    Cheers.
     
    fonduekid, Aug 2, 2008
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