>>You're too far beyond me for me to understand your analogy. :)
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>An attitude like that will keep you there. :-) I'm not "beyond" you, I just have more experience. :-)
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>Basically, what I was saying was that WebConnect, as I worked with it, allowed me to build the HTML without worrying too much about how I was going to get it to the server. It had just the level of abstraction I needed, plus some I didn't need: I wouldn't have used the "display a cursor as a table" routine, I would have hand-coded WebConnect to create the table as I wanted to see it.

By saying you were beyond me, I meant you have more experience. You have gone beyond what I have done.

My point is that I'm trying to learn how to use ASP. If I use FrontPage, I can make nice web pages, but I won't learn HTML. I want to learn all the nitty-gritty details. I'm trying to put some experience on my resume, and saying I can use some tool isn't going to do me any good if the company doesn't use that tool.

In additon to that, it's not free, which is more than I can afford.

-Michelle