>John:
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>I replied to you earlier but kept having problems with the UT. So, I may be "boiling my cabbages twice" now but ...
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>Thanks for the reply. I am "sorted" <s> as a result thereof.
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>Bye the way, do you subscribe to MSDN? I am a lone, solo, attic room developer and if you recognise my profile, what type of subscription is relevent for a solo Foxheads (if any - I'm not even sure what it is)?
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Depending on what you want, any of them. the basic subscription gets you just the quarterly documentation upodates. The Professional subscription gets you that plus the SDKs and operating system distributions, updated as necessary (in general, you'll get some updates once a month.) the Universal subscription is everything from the Professional subscription, plus all of Visual Studio, all of the MS Office product, and many of the public betas.

It's a matter of what you're going to use and how much you're willing to spend. Since I use more than just Visual FoxPro from Visual Studio, and work with several of MS' operating systems, the Universal subscription makes sense for me. If you want to have up-to-date copies of the operating systems on hand, but don't worry about the VS stuff, Professional mighrt make more sense. The MSND library is going to be useful regardless of other options; little things like the July MSDN update incorporating all the updated docs for SP3 into the Help file system...

>By the way, you don't look like your photo <g>.