..., we know you love cheap fast stuff, but no need to bend the truth ;-) Has your news caught up yet and got the post I made 16 min after the show finished? I have the same problem. News just isn't propgated at the speed of light. -- Peter Hill Spamtrap reply domain as per NNTP-Posting-Host in header Can of worms - what every fisherman wants. Can of worms - what every PC owner gets!

...but from the type errors or by the simply reason that he's actually looking at the code he's changing) - that there would not have been any other way to test the changes then propgate them through the whole application. - that there are no compensating speed ups in other steps of the development process (hint: typos are usually caught very quickly) - and so on. So it's...

...right click on the D drive in My Computer, select | Properties, then the Security tab. It will give you an easy way to modify | access permissions. By default, the permissions you set | on the drive will propgate to all subfolders, including your backup My | Documents folder. | | HTH | | | -- | Alec S. | news/alec->synetech/cjb/net | ...

... can right click on the D drive in My Computer, select | Properties, then the Security tab. It will give you an easy way to modify | access permissions. By default, the permissions you set | on the drive will propgate to all subfolders, including your backup My | Documents folder. | | HTH | | | -- | Alec S. | news/alec->synetech/cjb/net | | | | "gs...

... click on the D drive in My Computer, select Properties, then the Security tab. It will give you an easy way to modify access permissions. By default, the permissions you set on the drive will propgate to all subfolders, including your backup My Documents folder. HTH -- Alec S. news/alec->synetech/cjb/net "gs" <gs@dontMail.telus> wrote in message...

... click on the D drive in My Computer, select Properties, then the Security tab. It will give you an easy way to modify access permissions. By default, the permissions you set on the drive will propgate to all subfolders, including your backup My Documents folder. HTH -- Alec S. news/alec->synetech/cjb/net "gs" <gs@dontMail.telus> wrote in message...

... point: If you pass a function first downwards (however as pointer or something) and the try to pass it upwards as a function result (if that is possible in the language in question), it might propgate above it's original place of instantation and become "invalid". In a sense the binding changed (became dependend on the place of use, not definition). So you might be right. On the other ...