S2440L Ant inside cover of glass at the front

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  Post edited by: ADMIN

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  I bought windows 8 (blue cover) on eBay at the price of 50 euros, and when I tried to install it, I discovered it's a backup disk and it comes without a license key.

  Also on the center of the disc is written (NOT for RESALE).

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  Make sure that you have received as proof of purchase.

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• create bookmarks for the front and the back of the cover

  Go easy on me please I tried for two hours to do this simple thing! (At least, I assume it's simple).

  I try to add bookmarks to the front and the back of the cover of documents. The coverage is obviously the first page (always!) but the rear hull could be any page number, according to the document. Curiously, I did a before work for the calculation of the last page and this isn't my problem.

  In any case, of hackering autour with stuff in the javascript reference and some tutorial, I so far have this:

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