>Wow, Fred, I don't know if I've *ever* bumped into any of the gang from the old Prodigy days! (Except for Rob Hahn, don't know you if you remember him, but I'm living with him now <g>)

No, I don't think I remember Rob Hahn. I do know a Rob Hahn, but I bet the fact that you're living with him would be a surprise to his wife! ;)

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>Thanks for the encouragement, I'll get it eventually. If you remember Prodigy, then you'll remember that I *always* had the answers to everyone's questions ... it's tough now that I'm the one asking the questions. I guess I just *hate* not knowing stuff <g>.

I know, it's alot like playing Jeopardy at home. It's real easy to just sit back and say "I knew that". Sometimes here to answer a question, you've got to be quick! Glad to see you've found your way here, all input is always welcome. Sometimes the questions from someone lead to better (or at least different) solutions to problems you just didn't think of! It's truly an amazing pool of talent that's amassed here. And if you thought FP was amazing tool, just wait until you really get to see VFP do it's stuff!

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>>Hi Bonnie, remember me from the old FP forums on < shudder > Prodigy?
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>>Anyways, when the light does go on in your head, and it will soon, you'll wonder how you EVER got anything accomplished the old way. OOP thinking is just different, that's all. The hardest part is to learn how to stop fighting it, because you just want to do it the "old" way. Don't forget the old tips/tricks/traps, because sometimes they still come in handy! Just think of it as adding powerful new weapons to your FP arsenal!