Thanks Jim!

>I've been using the framework since the early days of time, before men wore shoes and learned that cooking meat tasted better than chewing it raw.

I don't agree entirely with that. Shoes eventually evolved into high-heels and it's pleasant to look at women wearing those. The raw meat part, however, isn't what I would call progress... nothing like a good slab of raw fillet mignon or a steak tartar!

>By using each new version, I am constantly growing as a programmer. Generally, each new release is fairly stable. (Although I've seen some *real* bumpy curves now and again!)

I have noticed that it's the bumpyness that prompts me to look under the hood and actually learn neat tricks. So, frustration aside, I think it's all good.

>The framework has some nice tools for changing directories and upgrading to the latest and greatest. The only caveat is jumping multiple version is not always smooth. If you want to upgrade from 4.2 to 6.2, I recommend going through all the releases to ensure you have everything.

I'll give them a shot as soon as I have a chance. The documentation should probably mention something about multiple versions, multiple directories, and upgrades that span more than one version.

>If you have multiple versions of the framework, makes sure you don't start using class libs from different common directories. This will play havac with your mind.

I'll 'makes' sure of that. ;-)

>If this doesn't your question, I'd be happy to rig some electrical wires to your nipples and begin electroshock therapy. <g>

IT DOES IT DOES IT DOES!!!!

BTW, Don't forget to proof read your messages before posting them; otherwise you might words out.

Thanks again!

Alex