>>>Thanks for the code Cetin -
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>>>I'll try it (and that was supposed to be metaphor...though there probably should be a metaphot;)
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>>>Sylvia
>>Snip..
>>What is this "metaphor" ? Sorry I'm so good in English.
>>Cetin
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>Wow - let me see how I do on this explanation (there may be some English majors who can come up with a better one). A metaphor is usually a comparison of one situation to another using an allegory or parable (or story) to make the point. In this case when I said 'I'm beating a dead horse' I meant that there have been a lot of questions asked already about comboboxes and here I go again asking another one (that's the beating the dead horse part). In every language there are these common stories that if you refer to them in a certain situation, everyone knows what you're talking about. That's how I'd describe a metaphor.
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>Sylvia

Cetin, for me it is easier, in Russian "metaphora" means exactly the same as "methaphor" in English... :)