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The user guide on the new template vs. The user guide with the new template



 
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The user guide on the new template vs. The user guide with the new template #1 (permalink) Thu Mar 08, 2007 19:28 pm   The user guide on the new template vs. The user guide with the new template		  
Please tell me which of the following is correct:

The user guide on the new template

or

The user guide with the new template

Many thanks
Zea
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The user guide on the new template vs. The user guide with the new template #2 (permalink) Fri Mar 09, 2007 13:56 pm   The user guide on the new template vs. The user guide with the new template		  
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Hard to tell, Zea. Is the template the subject of the guide?
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