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AriX: Reverted edits by YRUPOOPBANANS (Talk) to last revision by Woddfellow2

2011-01-25T13:45:05Z

Reverted edits by YRUPOOPBANANS (Talk) to last revision by Woddfellow2

YRUPOOPBANANS: Replaced content with 'You can select MY code at any time! :)'

2011-01-25T06:22:08Z

Replaced content with 'You can select MY code at any time! :)'

Woddfellow2: Undo revision 955 by Loldongs (Talk)

2011-01-01T11:46:10Z

Undo revision 955 by Loldongs (Talk)

Loldongs: Replaced content with '{{Template:LULZ}}'

2011-01-01T09:59:44Z

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2010-05-22T00:33:50Z

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The '''select code''', also known as a serial number, is a unique alphanumeric string that identifies each EPG/Prevue piece of hardware. When [[UVSG Satellite Data|commands]] are sent out to the guide machines, they are addressed by select code. Some commands use asterisks as wildcard characters in the serial numbers so that, for example, the time or a system update can be sent out to all machines at once.

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−	~~You can~~ select MY code at ~~any time! :)~~	+	The '''select code''', also known as a serial number, is a unique alphanumeric string that identifies each EPG/Prevue piece of hardware. When [[UVSG Satellite Data\|commands]] are sent out to the guide machines, they are addressed by select code. Some commands use asterisks as wildcard characters in the serial numbers so that, for example, the time or a system update can be sent out to all machines at once.

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−	~~The '''~~select code''', also known as a serial number, is a unique alphanumeric string that identifies each EPG/Prevue piece of hardware. When [[UVSG Satellite Data\|commands]] are sent out to the guide machines, they are addressed by select code. Some commands use asterisks as wildcard characters in the serial numbers so that, for example, the time ~~or a system update can be sent out to all machines at once.~~	+	You can select MY code at any time! :)

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−	~~{{Template:LULZ}}~~	+	The '''select code''', also known as a serial number, is a unique alphanumeric string that identifies each EPG/Prevue piece of hardware. When [[UVSG Satellite Data\|commands]] are sent out to the guide machines, they are addressed by select code. Some commands use asterisks as wildcard characters in the serial numbers so that, for example, the time or a system update can be sent out to all machines at once.

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−	The '''select code''', also known as a serial number, is a unique alphanumeric string that identifies each EPG/Prevue piece of hardware. When [[UVSG Satellite Data\|commands]] are sent out to the guide machines, they are addressed by select code. Some commands use asterisks as wildcard characters in the serial numbers so that, for example, the time or a system update can be sent out to all machines at once.	+	{{Template:LULZ}}