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From: "Stuart Armstrong" <>
Subject: Re: [TMG] Numbering
Date: Mon, 16 Dec 2002 16:07:41 -0700
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Ed,
I haven't been following this, and I've already deleted the previous messages, but there IS a way to renumber #1 to a higher number and have all the other numbers fall in line in the same order as they are now. That is, for example, you can make #1 = 1001, then 2 will be 1002 and so on, leaving the first thousand numbers available. It effectively adds 1000 (or any other value) to each ID#, even if there are gaps. If this is what you wanted to do, let me know ...

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On 12/4/02, at 20:26, Ed Heral, Jr. wrote:

>Thank you to all that answered my question. In actuality, I did not ask my
>question properly. <sigh> But I see not what I wanted to do can't
>work. Would have to change all of the numbers individually and isn't worth
>it. Was hoping was some way to change the #1 and have all of the
>descendants fall into line. Thank you all anyway.


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