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Gene and Mark...sorry if I misunderstood your meaning. As I was typing
my comment, I was think that possibly I had...the both of you have been
around too long.
> Why must it be that we can only write for the user if we're as
> uninformed as the user.
John, that's not what I suggested at all, and I don't think it is what
Gene is suggesting either. My point was that you
