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It works!

What works?

The link that brought you to this page!

This page exists only to confirm that you have arrived at page

busybusydotco page 123456, which is referenced on the www at

www.busybusy.co/page/12/34/56.htm

This page number ~ 123456 ~ is used as a filler number to show that something is to be done ~ but that it has not yet been done. We also use it for testing links ~ and suchlike.

Occasionally you may end up here rather than being told that a page does not exist. If you have the patience and kindness to nudge us over a mistake, please do. We are anxious to sort these glitches out. Please drop me a line ~ Bernard Harrison at High View ~ mail@highview.co.uk

On paper and plain text we refer to pages with six digits, eg page 123456, or more usually [123456].

Sometimes we break page numbers into threes 123-456 and sometimes into twos 12/34/56. On the WWW our convention is to break into twos 12-34-56, or more usually 12/34/56 since separate folders are used for every goup of a hundred.

Our page numbers are of no relevance beyond identifying a particular page. There is no relationship between page numbers and subject matter. We provide further details ~ here.

You will probably wish to use your "back" button to return to the page from whence you came.

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

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