>I also like white space - it seems some developers have an aversion to putting a space or two between logical blocks of code. I haven't figured out why, since I think it goes a long way to showing the "flow" of the code. For example, which code do you find easier to read:
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>llVisible1=oLeftPane.Visible
>llVisible2=oRightPane.Visible
>oLeftPane.Visible=.F.
>oRightPane.Visible=.F.
>IF thisform.lWebView
>	thisform.oleWebBrowser.Visible=.F.
>ENDIF
>lnLeft=this.Left
>lnOldLeft=oRightPane.Left
>lnMinCol=oLeftPane.Left+(this.Width-1)
>lnMaxCol=oRightPane.Left+oRightPane.Width-4
>lnMCol2=lnMCol1
>this.FillStyle=0
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Just as an aside, I have been told by a colleague of a trainee programmer who produced a fairly large module (in C) with marginally less white space than your example (he used single space indenting). When I asked why he hadn't used spacing to aid reading the code he explained, in all seriousness, that he was told that a good programmer produces "compact code" & this was what he had aimed to do.