Interested in other people's suggestions for a good feature

Hi, I'm Kerstin and I'm 2 years old. I li've in Cebu, Philippines, but I'm Swedish (originally from the wonderful city of Uppsala). I'm in the second term of my filmmaking degree at the International Academy of Film and Television[url="http://www.filmschool.ph">(IAFT)[/url]. Busy researching for my screen writing class. I'm interested in other peoples suggestions for a good feature. Always good to get together with like-minded folk.

Hi Kerstin,
I also have some folks and friends back there and the place is great.Looking for a good feature?Hmmm...you could try the local folktale/s in there,I've heard a lot of it from old grandmas but dont know if it is true or not. It will be an exciting (scary?) one.

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Apple Discussions does not have to be a one-stop shop.
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=> That's all legalese... Apple is trying to head off any possibility that someone can come along and claim credit for something that Apple implemented. For example, "Hey, I gave you all the technical details on how to add Exchange support to Mail, and then you did it and didn't give me any credit!"
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Hi Referee06,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I do have a few more suggestions that we can try.
If you have a firewall or anti virus protection running, try disabling them and reboot the computer. Once the computer is back on, attempt to use the Solution Center again.
If you are still having issues, try running the HP Print and Scan Doctor.
Let me know if you see any error codes or messages.
Thanks again for your time.
Cheers,
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