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Old 11-23-2008, 02:41 PM
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Default Is there a trick to install both LE and m-powered on the same system?

When m-powered 7.3 was installed PT 7.1 LE disappeared.
Will m-powered stay there if PT LE is installed again?
Or are different versions or some other trick required to have them both (to switch to accomodate different interfaces)?
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Default Re: Is there a trick to install both LE and m-powered on the same system?

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