>>One of the downsides to being a VB coder, David, is that you don't have to be mature nor professional to be one. I guess their MVP standards are not that high.
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>Oh cmon now - play nice. Unless of course you want to post THAT on the thread???? <bg>
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I would love to, although there is no logical place for it and it might be considered flaming...but I meant it seriously. I know a lot of VB coders who only know VB, kinda learned it on their own and don't really understand other tools or standards. And I know that we used to have those sorts in Fox as well so I wasn't flaming. I am not implying that no professionalism exists in VB..OF COURSE it does :-) ... it's just that their standards are lower because it's much easier to use at the baseline.