> What's the problem with him agreeing that I deserved a simple civil answer > to my orginal question. You were extremely rude to me and now you want to > get upset when someone agrees that you were rude. Why don't you learn to > answer the question when you have a valid knowledge and the rest of the time > just sit back and relax until someone asks a question that's in your area of > expertiese. You want a simple civil answer? Not all questions have simple or civil answers. What if I were to pose this question to the list: "I want a hive of bees. My neighbour has lots. What is a good way to steal one of his?" I doubt if that would get any "simple civil" answers. And rightly so!!! I consider your original question to be on the same moral level as my example above. So I gave a "rude" response. You and some others considered it a fair question. Fine. If we all agreed on everything this would be one dull list! All this talk about simple answers brings to mind Abraham Lincoln's question: "Are you still beating your wife?" Come on, simple answer, yes or no. Kevin D. Parsons