Posting A New Problem Associated With A Previous Unsolved Question

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Ark68

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I have a post here, that was partially solved. WIth more testing, I have found flaws and wish to revisit it based on new code and new findings?
Can I start a new post? Or do I have to rely on the previous post that may be lost and not longer visible?
 
If it is still basically the original problem that has not been fully resolved, continue in it. Since you have again posted to the thread that will have returned the thread to be at, or now near, the top of the list of threads.
 
Thank you Peter. I added the new explanation and samples to my original post. We'll see how it goes.,
 
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