>>And it was right under my nose - in the June UThread Mag - gonna have to give up beer or VFP programming - both can be pretty hard on the brain cells.
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>I read Robert Peirce article with a great interest, is it the one you're referring to? I still haven't time to finish reading of Vlad's article, but I printed it and hopefully will read tomorrow in a train.

That was the one I was looking for. In '90 ( a loooong time ago) my first data-driven code was a menu for a multiuser system that dynamically built the menu related to the security level of the login user. I even wrote a short article for what was FAdvisor in those pre-newsgroup days. So I'm always attracted to data-driven solutions (especially when they help with the nastiness of designing grids - changing the recordsource of couple of columns because of a client request can be a headache - it's one time I'm happy to dig thru lines of code rather than do it by WYSIWYG)