>Bonnie, Why don't you try to do some ASP.NET work? You never know; you might like it <bg> (just kidding). I hope all is well with you.

Actually, Dmitry, I have been doing a little bit of ASP.NET. We kind of "inherited" a client from another company (long story, won't bore you). They wrote a SharePoint application for this client that has web parts to it. Not knowing SharePoint and not knowing ASP.NET made it a bit difficult, but the good thing was that it was a fairly complete application, so there was plenty of code in place (and lots of classes and sub-classes) that I could look at to figure out how to do stuff.

However, I don't really count that as knowing ASP.NET, because I don't always understand what it is I'm messing with. If there wasn't an underlying "framework" of classes, I doubt if I could easily write my own ASP.NET application from scratch.