>>>I'm actually a little ashamed that Mike used it with FoxTools, and I did without it - but I've used some variations of this trick in several occasions, so it can be generally useful in other situations as well.
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>>Hiya Dragan,
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>>Yeah, I'm a bit ashamed that I didn't think of it either. I'm wondering, however, after that, maybe we should ask Mike to join the F&DB Club. Given his age, however, we might have to change it to the Foxtools and Root Beer Club.< g >
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>You'll have to provide a comprehensive tour through the beer typology around your hemisphere... once I get there. Is the root beer a beer equivalend to decaf coffee? What they call "malz" (just malt) in German.

Nope, Root Beer is a soft drink like Coca-Cola. There are non-alcoholic brands of beer (if you could call it that) in the US.

>>Speaking of beer, while I was in Savannah, GA last week I had the opportunity to stop at a place named The Moon River Brewing Co. on Bay Street. Had a couple of pints of a very nice Irish Stout in honor of you and David B. and Nick N.
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>I seem to be drinking beer quite democratically - through representatives... I'm not objecting though, our local beers have a very bad season, lasting for quite a few years now. So I do prefer to remember it from the better years.

Most major cities in the U.S. have what are referred to as "micro-brewries". The one I was at in Savannah also was a restaurant. And not too bad at that. My wife didn't dare try the stout. She selected something much lighter.