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Hello:

As I am new to this site I have a couple of software questions that I am wondering about:

1. How long are the articles in the forums kept for viewing?

2. Are there any archival features (ex:for searching)?

3. As there are many downloadable files on the site, what are your policies for doing virus checking of files upoaded or other files that were loaded for many months?

4. Is the site software home grown or from a commercial company?

5. What is their software support like?


Hopefully these types of questions are not a security risk to answer.

Thanks

Jim

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I'm wondering too... PM me if you like Jim.

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