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frustrated431
how or can you change the color of your profile background. mine is blue and i would like it to be another color such as black.
thankyou in advance....
Stephanie
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MJIthewriter
you're welcome. :)
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frustrated431
thankyou i will go there and try it. i appreciate you taking the time to help me thanx again
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MJIthewriter
Here you go:
http://www.medhelp.org/user_journals/show/29353?personal_page_id=956
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