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the box widths seem to be too wide - I just did a new install and changed the top box image - can someone tell me why?
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broken image in the quick find box is causing the problem.
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whats it called?
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its because they were named .GIF Does anyone know how to change the name of files named .GIF to .gif? In a windows environment?
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Do a search and just rename them?
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