So it does! Well, there's a link on the wiki. I'd love to see a new version. If you need beta testing, call on me. I'd be honored.

>The readme file that ships with software states it is public domain.
>
>- Val
>
>>Hi Val
>>
>>I never said I'm using it ;). I've only known of it for years and that I appreciate its ELEGANT design. I don't remember how I got it, possibly from you! I've recommended it to many programmers and told them to contact you about it. I believe they had. Since its public domain shouldn't you add something to that effect in the comments?
>>
>>Also, couldn't you post the source in the Wiki page?
>>
>>>Mike,
>>>
>>>If you don't think it's public domain, why are you using it without my permission? <g>
>>>
>>>- Val
>>>
>>>>Hi Val
>>>>
>>>>The version I have doesn't say anything about public domain in its header comments. I suggest you post it on the UT and people can download the latest version.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>
>>>>>Matxtab was placed in the public domain from day one. Go right ahead and send it.
>>>>>
>>>>>- Val
>>>>>
>>>>>>Alex
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I'm not sending Val's program to anyone without his permission. He didn't make it publicly available on the UT. Please ask him.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I never suggested you want to add thermometers to the SQL. MatXTab does its cross tab with one SQL command.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mike,
>>>>>>>Could you send it to me too? I'd like to compare programs. I'm also interesting how it may be done with one SQL query.
>>>>>>>Thank you,
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Alexander