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Thread poster: Ana Franco
Ana Franco
Ana Franco
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Jul 27, 2012

I´m working with Idiom Worl Server and I´d like to know if there is any problem if I change the position of placeholders. I know that Idioms tells you when you erase a placerholder, but I´d like to know how important it is to change the position of a place holder.
For example, I have this segment:
**Based on your c{1}ost of qualifying (there is a placeholder {1}, can I change the position of it? and put the placeholder at the end of the word?


Thanks in advance... See more
I´m working with Idiom Worl Server and I´d like to know if there is any problem if I change the position of placeholders. I know that Idioms tells you when you erase a placerholder, but I´d like to know how important it is to change the position of a place holder.
For example, I have this segment:
**Based on your c{1}ost of qualifying (there is a placeholder {1}, can I change the position of it? and put the placeholder at the end of the word?


Thanks in advance...
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