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DateFriday, July 9, 2010 at 10:13 AM

First “User Tips” Posted

A short while ago I created a new section on this site called User Tips. I’ve seen some great tips and advice flowing through the Forums, but the problem is that most readers don’t go through the entire Forum, and so may be missing some real gems. So I created User Tips as a place for readers like you to post detailed, advanced tips and techniques that you wanted to share.

The first User Tip has been posted by “Deleting Leftovers After Round-Tripping” by Morten Scheel. Check it out, and feel free to comment!

-Joseph @ApertureExpert

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