Vin

> Given that you are interfacing this with MS Office, the suggestion that
>another post made, of considering VB, might >have some additional merit
>since most of the office products use VBA as a macro programming language.
>Just something to think about -- will your design lend itself toward a
>"bleeding" of the app functionality (office functionality >and the form's
>functionality)?

From your comments and other people's, I'm beginning to agree that VB will
probably be a better bet - however, as I mentioned in one of my previous
replies - I seem to have a natural antipathy towards VB - probably going
back more years that I care to remember when 'real programmers' used
Assembler <g>

More seriously - I'm looking forward to the Visual Studio.net release so I
can have a look at VB.Net.

Regards

Anna