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Thanks for letting me know about my wayward post. I was using a different
mailer and didn't realize I was sending garbage (it looked like text to me
:-)).
David Bergart, I'm carving our initials in a tree, for you are my first
(Internet) flame. My deepest apologies for wasting your time. I'm saving
your response, comma mistakes and all ;-), in a file called MyFirstFlame.
My intended post should follow. --debbie
Debbie Campbell (dcamp -at- cs -dot- rice -dot- edu)
Rice University
Center for Research on Parallel Computation
6100 South Main Street
Houston, Texas 77005-1892
