I'm sure that's exactly what the marketing folks wanted but management wouldn't let them. cheers Chris Maunder

Armando de la Torre wrote: It is so easy to make a mistake and not catch it until you are debugging. That's true for any language. But JavaScript does keep you on your toes. If you miss a closing bracket somewhere you may not notice it for quite a while. JS can be a pain. There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

It was awful. I used StarDock, fiddled a bit with it and never saw that dreadful childish interface again. Back on W7 now. Vista was better than W8.

Mycroft Holmes wrote: I predict that almost no one will actually pay money for it if/when you do publish (remember we all built our own). Hmmm... I was thinking in selling it at a VERY affordable price ( e.g USD $20 - 25 , trainning videos included ). My bet is that it will draw the attention of novice programmers, but mostly it will be done just for the experience of getting a comercial product on-line. Once again , thanks for the feedback.