>>What? They don't dare to make any mistakes in the first place, otherwise >>they have to listen to me explaining the importance of doing regular >>backup :) >> >>Besides, they have the undo button, it's just encrypted as ESC :) > >Hmm, I presume "ESC" is the Yugoslavian word for "Undo"? ;-) No, but they mostly don't speak English, and don't know a bit about user interface etc - so if they make too many mistakes, they can always revert... to an empty form :). Once they get an explanation like that, they never think it could be made some other way 'round. Now, seriously, they don't mind missing some functional bits here and there, but do object a lot if there are major changes in the way it works. They are not used to rapid changes like we are - their habits seem to be hardwired. You know why it's easier to be a doctor than a programmer? We get new OS's, new tools, new docs, new upgrades every year, and they're fixing the same model for 7000 years.