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Yes Audacity would be a excellent program and if the 'features' end looks=

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program...
Don't worry about the children handling it... their minds are nomt clouded=

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with so called 'adult logic' and what makes sense for then is so often the=

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correct way to go :-) Kids are amazing that way...
have a good day and a better tomorrow!
vince

ka1iic@prexar.com
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> Patrick Shirkey - Boost Hardware Ltd.

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