No LR indicator in interactive pgm

[Guest.Visitor]

Bret, I seriously doubt if you're intentions are disrespectful, but speaking only for myself, I don't like this tone on the forums at all. Placing things in writing, can have a very different connotation, than when speaking person to person. What comes across, may not be what you intended by the reader. Keep in mind we have people from all over the world accessing the posts herein. A few of them would love to have the license to spread dissent and animosity with ad homynym messages. When that has happened in the past, it has led to post after post without merit. Let's keep it positive, and the humor self denigrating. BTW Explaining the shortcomings of MS and Unix is O.K. Dave

[T.Holt]

Now, now. Don't make fun of Mr. Holt. If we be nice to him, he might just bring us a big pot of gumbo or jumbolia! How about some of those big 'ol shrimp from the Gulf? You're out of luck, Bret. I live at the opposite end of the state, about 5 miles (8 km) from Tennessee. I'm a hillbilly.

[T.Holt]

BTW Explaining the shortcomings of MS and Unix is O.K. Which MS? Microsoft or Mississippi? SRC="http://home.earthlink.net/~tmeinen/faces/bigsmilewnk.gif" ALT="wink smile" WIDTH="20" HEIGHT="20">

[Guest.Visitor]

Ted, Worked with a guy from that neck 'o the woods when we worked for a company out of Ohio. Ken McGrew is his name. With me being from Oklahoma, him from Tennesee and a guy named Greg from Louisiana. Boy what a team. We could do just about everything, except make the yankee's in Vermont and Boston understand what the heck we were saying. Greg fixed up some good craw-fish and jumbolia one night, and poor 'ol Ken about died eating the mild sauce! What a hoot! Ken worked for a tire place in TN, Goodyear, I think, before he came to work for us. Oh well, have a steak and some taters instead of Cajun. (although cajun steak is pretty good.) Later, Bret Myrick