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Twitteroo will answer the call in Windows.
I have not done much research on the Linux front.
Thanks, got Twitteroo working on my laptop right now, not bad. I also found gTwitter for Linux, perhaps I’ll get that installed tomorrow evening!
Mike, Twitteroo is what you’re looking for. rareedge.com/twitteroo
Doh. That’s what happens when you load a page and then come back later and comment, you sounds like a parrot!