@ Brav,going by the way your posts were repeating,looks like your already at the reception

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

The computer does nt understand the apostrophe instead it places a symbol similar to a question mark to cover up for the apostrophe,but to avoid this follow up these simple instructions if symptom persist seek help from B.gates the man behind this innovation kudos.Type the word in Word package.
save the file using the 'Save As' command instead of the 'Save' command in the 'File' drop down menu.At the bottom of the 'Save As' window,under the box where you type in the file name,there's a drop down menu that says 'Save as Type:Choose Text Only. (If you save it as a Word document you will get the question marks.)
Now here's the trick... Close the document and open it again! If you just save and then cut and paste into the webpage you'll still get the question marks. You have to close the file and then open it to actually be in plain text.

n thats what we call experts in IT


Always looking forward to excel

@ Patosh,very smart...

We are sending you a cab to go fix things at Treasury.

We'll even throw in a life time membership in KANU

Oh...HBC ni yako

The thicker the thigh the sweeter the pie.

4 the meantime lets work with that procedure,your problem has been solved?? but it sounded challenging.

Always looking forward to excel

Njung''e damn.. Wanyur''u..aih These must be brothers!