Ok, I feel the fool. I totally forgot that 'Renoir' is the name you prefer to use here and that your given name is different. We had this discussion before, didn't we? Sorry about my lack of memory...must be getting old, or scatter brained, who knows! :0)

As to the news, are you referring to the crime? Well I think we are just too close to Fort Bragg and we have a lot of military 'rejects' that hang around when dishonorably discharged and eventually end up in the news...of course, the close proximity to Fort Bragg is what brought me here 13 years ago...


>Hi Tracy,
>
>Hear lots of things in the local news about Hope Mills - not much of it good unfortunatey.
>
>The supervisor is actually very good at what he does. Project management, task priorities, etc. It really helps having him keeping up with everything; allows us to actually do coding. But, this just kinda caught me the wrong way. I'm pretty organized - some might even say retentive - but organization for organization's sake isn't useful to me.
>
>People at work, grandmas and lawyers call me something different - depending on what I've done sometimes very different :-) - but you can always call me...
>
>Renoir
>
>
>>Hi Renoir,
>>
>>I agree with you but I can understand adding it if modifications are made to the pre-defined methods also. Not for describing the purpose of the pre-defined method of course but to explain the modifications only. Rather superfuous to say the least. This reminds me of an instance when I was working for the government and a new supervisor required extremely specific weekly activity reports. I barely had any time to get anything done I was spending so much time being specific in those reports! Each entry took more time than the amount of time it took to complete the task itself. We finally decided that our supervisor wasn't knowledgeable in the field so she was attempting to learn by reading our reports!
>>
>>By the way, should I call you 'Jay' now? :o)
>>
>>
>>>We are being required to use this type of function comment header and defect change headers for all methods, function, programs, etc. I really don't have a problem using the change headers, but the function comment header seems incredibly superfluous for predefined methods like the Click event of a checkbox. I could see it being used for user-defined methods, but in the Foxpro predefined ones it just seems to be a waste of time. Maybe it's just the way I see it. Any thoughts on this?
>>>
>>>Regards, Renoir
>>>
>>>

>>>
>>>*!* ============================================================================
>>>*!*	Function Name: ThisForm.chkReport.Click
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Copyright 2003: This software is property of Blah, blah, blah
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Author: Renoir
>>>*!*
>>>*!* 	Date of Creation: 12/04/2003
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Description: Set form property lReport to the value of the report checkbox
>>>*!*	             Need Process button to be enabled when Report checkbox checked
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Parameters:
>>>*!*		Input:
>>>*!*		In/Out:
>>>*!*		Output:
>>>*!*
>>>*!* 	Returns:
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Assumptions made in this function:
>>>*!*		Tables Open When Called:
>>>*!*		Tables Positioned When Called:
>>>*!*		Cursors Open When Called:
>>>*!*		Cursors Positioned When Called:
>>>*!*		Globals Initialized Before Called:
>>>*!*		Non-Standard Environment Settings (exclusive, delete, exact, etc):
>>>*!*		Other:
>>>*!*
>>>*!* ============================================================================
>>>
>>>
>>>*!* ============================================================================
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	#Defect#: 877		Author: Renoir		Date: 12/04/2003
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Description of changes: Set THISFORM.lReport property to the value of the Report checkbox
>>>*!*
>>>*!* ============================================================================
>>>
>>>THISFORM.lReport = THIS.VALUE
>>>
>>>*!* ============================================================================
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	#Defect#: 877		Author: Renoir		Date: 12/05/2003
>>>*!*
>>>*!*	Description of changes: Need Process button to be enabled when Report checkbox checked
>>>*!*
>>>*!* ============================================================================
>>>
>>>THISFORM.Basecommandgroup1.cmdCommand1.ENABLED = THIS.VALUE
>>>
>>>