Hot damn, we're on there, too (Riverside, CA, that is). Certainly wasn't expecting that.

I haven't used it in recent memory, but MetaCrawler was always helpful.

I agree - that doesn't mean I don't want to know as many features as possible while I'm working in it.

norm .net wrote:

Jim Crafton wrote: is there a VB equivalent Who cares

People in jobs that require the use of VB. >.<

I learned C++ from two separate editions of "C++ How to Program" from Deitel & Deitel. Wonderful book to learn from, and not too shabby as a example reference after you've got it down.