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kspkap
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Re: Florence 2018
      Thu Sep 13 2018 04:27 PM

Hi, Could you post a direct link? I cannot open your link on my iPad. To post a direct link, copy & paste your link, but add the following: At the end of the string type [/url] (which is bracket, forward slash, url, bracket

Go back to the beginning & type [url] (which is bracket, url, bracket

It will then become a direct link. Thanks much!

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