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excerpt: "There is a new QXL logo printed on a small plastic square that can be pasted on your computer so that everyone will know that it is running the QXL and not the you know what. Bob Dyl, us, and others decided to use \"QXL IN CHARGE\" with some stylized lightning. Thus, the logo won't…"
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# QXL In Command

There is a new QXL logo printed on a small plastic square that can be pasted on your computer so that everyone will know that it is running the QXL and not the you know what. Bob Dyl, us, and others decided to use “QXL IN CHARGE” with some stylized lightning. Thus, the logo won’t be mixed up with this series of articles. We understand that the new logo sticker might be supplied by Miracle Systems with the next upgrade of SMSQ.