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24th May 2010, 03:44 PM

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F13 Development Branch sub-Forum To Be Archived

Just a reminder that tomorrow marks the release date for F13 and that this sub-Forum will be archived once it is officially released.

Once Archived, these topics will be closed to further comments and posts, so you will have to start new threads in General Forum or other suitable Forums and then reference Archived threads by a link if necessary.

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