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Originally I made my comment verbally, but Greg thought it was funny - so I'll share it with you. -----Original Message----- From: Greg Sent: November 12, 2004 12:05 PM To: [REDACTED] Subject: Ver_380\QA All, Is there a reason we have a Ver_380\QA folder already? I am making modifications to the v370 test data and test scripts still. I would think this should not be created until we have created a v380 branch and are ready to build and populate a v380 database. Thoughts? ----I Said---- It's a "running start" - kind of like going towards Baghdad as fast as we can before we have the rest of the country under control.

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