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>>Yeah, I remember that. I felt the same way about your response too. Just don't freakin respond if you have an issue with something posted. Why is that so hard for some of you to get? I really don't give a crap if someone asks how to type the letter "a" in a program. Who cares? Answer it or don't, but quit with the stupid judgemental crap.
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>Methinks you could take some of your own advice here. There was no need to respond to Naomi as snarkily as you did. Personally, I thought it was a rather rude response to a simple "did you look in the help file" question, and trust me, rude and I are on a first name basis. A better response might have been "yes, but it didn't make sense" or "yes, but I didn't see how it applied", or even "Yes, and my syntax is correct so it doesn't make sense to me that it's returning a 'wrong' response".
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>If you don't like (or agree) with a response you get, take your OWN advice either ignore it, or respond with a simple 'thank you for your response', but there's no need to jump down someone's throat because they asked you what was, in their minds, a relevent question.

She knows how she was thinking of it. She said herself that she at first worded it more strongly. That tells you something right there. I knew exactly how she meant and responded as I thought fit. Still seems fitting to me.

Thanks though.