Evan,

>>This is what gets my goat as well. I can't even recall all the times I have asked a question on the UT only to have it answered "that is bad design", or, "that is not the right way..."
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>I don't mind this sort of feedback as long as it is done respectfully.

I don't mind either, except when the things I am being told to amend are either not possible or are out of my control. I know that a person answering the questioncannot know whether I am asking out of ignorance or necessity, but I like to put the burden on the questioner...if they ask a question, I assume they want an answer about the question, and the way they are doing thigs is the way it needs to be done. *shrug* I guess I answer questions the way a computer would answer if it could log onto the UT... If someone wants to know how to shoot themself in the foot, I will tell them how to aquire a firearm and ammo and then how to target said appendage.

*smile*

JoeK