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Retro-adding kit

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GregP Dec 2012 6:03pm, 29 Dec 2012 64522 posts	0 GregP I'm sure back in the day when all this was fields, one could add (say) a pair of shoes and say 'I've already run 140 miles in these'. I don't seem to be able to do that any more. Help, please?
Ultracat Dec 2012 6:32pm, 29 Dec 2012 10173 posts	0 Ultracat Abacus?
GregP Dec 2012 6:36pm, 29 Dec 2012 64525 posts	0 GregP I think the field was called 'starting mileage'?
JohnnyO Dec 2012 7:03pm, 29 Dec 2012 14496 posts	0 JohnnyO You are right, I recall the same feature. Which doesn't actually help.
GregP Dec 2012 7:03pm, 29 Dec 2012 64528 posts	0 GregP Well it does up to a point.
Nelly Dec 2012 9:04pm, 29 Dec 2012 650 posts	0 Nelly I don't think you can anymore, but you could always the data as a note.

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I'm sure back in the day when all this was fields, one could add (say) a pair of shoes and say 'I've already run 140 miles in these'. I don't seem to be able to do that any more. Help, please?

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