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> Robert Lauriston wrote:
>
> > That's not clear to me from her description. Some clueless
> programmer
> > could have designed Next buttons that spawn child windows.
>
> Well, until Nancy advises us otherwise, I'm going to go with Occam's
> Razor -- and my childlike faith that a programmer that
> clueless would be
> unemployed in today's economy. ;-)
>
> Odds are great that it's a wizard. In fact, I'd offer to
> wager on it if
> we could exchange anything other than electrons.
Um... among others, PayPal has been known to trade
in some rather tasty electrons. . .
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