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    Upload file VS upload story
    Posted under General by Fred on Wednesday January 24 2001 @ 09:37PM EST

    The idea is to get the upload into T_stories instead of binary files...

    I use PHPWEBLOG (Great!) some times for articles and most of the time for news that i keep in text and html format so I think it would be cool :)

    MMMMmmmm MAYBE :)

    < Can you help me to make file upload? | Time Issue >

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