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- Warby - 11-28-2007

In the respnse wizard what is the Correct Symobol to use For the If Statement \"IF security mode IS NOT Security Off then\" Is it  <> , <  or  >=  ?

Thanks in advance



- TheMax74 - 11-28-2007


<>

I\'ts a math symbol.



- palmlodge - 11-28-2007

maths :-)

[user=1104]TheMax74[/user] wrote:
Quote:<>

I\'ts a math symbol.



- TheMax74 - 11-28-2007

Ops.. sorry. It\'s a maths symbol.  ;-)



- Warby - 11-28-2007

Thanks Guys

Its Like a Math\'s and english lesson all rolled into one!! I new I shuld hav stad in Schol!



- palmlodge - 11-29-2007

:-)

[user=1229]Warby[/user] wrote:
Quote:Thanks Guys

Its Like a Math\'s and english lesson all rolled into one!! I new I shuld hav stad in Schol!



- admin - 11-30-2007

Actually I think it  <> is a computer language symbol. I never came across this in math/maths class