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Old 05-10-2007, 15:35   #9
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Ok, now I agree with you . So, we disunderstand becouse in Czech card R1 mean dry (suchy) not firm (pevny) . It's new information for me and now I understand ....... But what kind of code you use in Slovak for dry dogs ? In Czech R1 is dry and no code mean firm.
OK , both firm and dry are excellent but not the same. And it's not so easy say this is dry and this is firm - you must have "an eay" on this. I can't explain it in english but now I know - for Slovak R1 mean firm - a little bit chaos. So, I think a lot of czech code mus be rewritte .
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