Thank You to Drakkith and 8 Others: A Big Thank You!

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A user expresses gratitude to Drakkith and eight others for their valuable assistance, highlighting the significant impact their answers had. The appreciation extends to wishing them happiness in life. The user acknowledges the possibility of not having another chance to thank them personally. A suggestion is made to notify these individuals to ensure they see the message. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of community support and acknowledgment.
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Drakkith, daveE, demystifier, BvU, jack action, DaveC426913, DennisN, DrClaude, and Heidi for their valuable answer which help me lot. May I will not get chance to thanks them again. So a BIG thank you and wish you a happy life :)
 
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