>>>>>>I have forgotten how to assign an icon (other than the automatic VFP fox icon) to an exe build.
>>>>>
>>>>>Project manager, comrade, then rightclick, and it's right there on the first page of the project info dialog(ue).
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>>>>I'll be darned. (more strange English for you) - I thought I tried that already.
>>>
>>>Even I heard of that expression. :)
>>>
>>>Is it a way of meaning, but not saying, I'll be damned?
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>>Yes. It is an old saying that replaced. "I'll be damned."
>>But, you must be over 65 years old to qualify for using it. ;-)
>>
>>Also, darning is the term for mending a hole in a sock.
>>but, no one mends socks anymore.
>>Instead, they buy new socks.
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>The only expletive my uncle ever used was the word, “dang”. When I was nine years old, one day I said, “dang”, which was heard by a teacher. She was very over weight, white hair, and may have been Methuselah’s mother for all I know. She went ballistic and stated that if I were to use such a terrible word, I might as well say dam, as I was calling upon the Lord God, to condemn someone.
>
>So my advice is to be careful as to what words you may use. I am sure that that teacher (61 years later), is still with us and able to straighten out the world! :)
>
>I wonder if shucks is ok? :)

Speaking of expletives heard today... some that are influenced by TV:
shazbot
felgercarb
frack
dren
frell