>>Repeating the answer for a simple question makes sense. Like this one Re: Printing user selected pages Thread #1284576, for example. <g>
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>And this is where I disagree with you. If it's so simple, write it up. Maybe I'll understand it better the way you explain than I did the way the last guy explained it.
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I think I wrote it up, didn't I? <g>

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>>For a slightly more complex problem giving a link to a better explanation with different code samples makes more sense to me.
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>For a more complex problem, or something that's just a resource look-up, a link makes more sense to me. I have posted a few links this week (in other venues). Yesterday, I pointed someone to the Wiki page about runtime files. Earlier in the week, I pointed someone who said he'd never used to the Debugger to my white paper on the subject.
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>But I don't think I've ever posted a link to a short answer, except if someone asked for a specific post.
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>However, as I said, I know you feel differently about this, so we'll just have to agree to disagree.
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>Tamar

No disagreement at all. I absolutely agree. It's just that our definition of complex and simple may be different <g>