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I have a chronoconnectivity connection that points a database from chronoforms. I can add, edit, delete, etc. Now... I'm going to add a search function. Based on the search function, is there anyway I can add comments, such as user comments, to the results of the search? I looked through the faq's, and although not all the posts I did look through alot. Is this possible?I have a chronoconnectivity connection that points a database from chronoforms. I can add, edit, delete, etc. Now... I'm going to add a search function. Based on the search function, is there anyway I can add comments, such as user comments, to the results of the search? I looked through the faq's, and although not all the posts I did look through alot. Is this possible?I have a chronoconnectivity connection that points a database from chronoforms. I can add, edit, delete, etc. Now... I'm going to add a search function. Based on the search function, is there anyway I can add comments, such as user comments, to the results of the search? I looked through the faq's, and although not all the posts I did look through alot. Is this possible?I have a chronoconnectivity connection that points a database from chronoforms. I can add, edit, delete, etc. Now... I'm going to add a search function. Based on the search function, is there anyway I can add comments, such as user comments, to the results of the search? I looked through the faq's, and although not all the posts I did look through alot. Is this possible?

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BANGKOK - Do media organisations in the Mekong Region think that gender sensitivity, including giving voices to women, is part of doing better stories? How do they define it within the context of their societies and how do they report on different genders and sexuality? Do they include the use of gender-friendly language in their stylebooks and training programmes? How much is using a gender lens a news habit?
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