:)

I guess my main point was I never really knew what "thin" was referring to. I thought I missed out on some new super-duper way of doing things. But I was wrong. I guess according to this thread, "thin" means just having a "dead/passive" data entry screen.



>>I think the word "THIN" is a relative term. :)
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>Last year, a friend of mine was visiting home. He brought each of the guys in the old team a T-shirt - and the biggest guy there complained he's got a XL, while everyone knew he's a XXL. "Just try it on", the first guy said. And it did fit.
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>What's the trick? American sizes are one greater. American XL == European XXL.
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>Not only is "thin" relative...