1040ST F? M?

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From: Mark L. Starner
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1987 12:04

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Could someone enlighten me as to what the F and M stand for in the 1040STFM?

I have a 1040ST (little F) -- but have no idea what it means!

Thanks

Mark Starner				(215) 648-7382
System Development Corp.
Paoli, PA

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Subject: 1040ST F? M?
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