Gary,

>Jason - you are an MM.Net "MVP". So, I guess your interest in StrataFrame is how it affects MM.Net as a competitor rather than genuine interest as a potential user of the StrataFrame framework.

You would guess wrong.

>I am surprised you say this! When you compare the StrataFrame website to the MM.Net website, I feel that even the most casual, unbiased observer would conclude that there is infinately more product detail on the StrataFrame site than on the MM.Net site?

I wasn't asking about the difference or sameness of website content... merely looking for details about what Strataframe is like to work with.

>I can only conclude that the kind of detail you are looking for is likely that experienced when you spend time with the product and use it. If I really thought you were a serious StrataFrame prospective user, I would be happy to discuss its features and benefits all day long but, with respect, I don't think that is the case.

"With respect"????? Please show me where there has been any "respect" shown me in either of your "responses." First, you responded with trite one word answers I could've given myself, and now you waste bandwidth accusing me of not being genuine. Sorry to have touched a nerve, Gary, but I was looking for real answers, not thinly-veiled insults as to my motives.

Does anyone have any non-marketing information about Strataframe? Something that might compare and contrast this framework with others... not just MM.Net <g>?

---The cat... apparently being killed for his curiosity (aka Jason)