I do exactly the same in ResOrg...though it's an INI file as it was written before I got to grips with XML. :-O Anna :rose: "Be yourself - not what others think you should be" - Marcia Graesch

Congrats! Wellcome to the club! :) My latest article: SQL Server DO's and DONT's[^]

Nooooooooooo!!!!!!!! :vegemite: is evil... :bob: :love:'s :beer: Regards, Brian Dela :suss:

I'd agree. Visio seems to do the job and works equally well with SQL Server and Oracle. Just don't let it automatically lay out the schema for a *large* reverse engineered database:wtf: Dave

Loren Brewer wrote: Besides isql! What are the alternatives? No, I am dead serious. I have always used Query Analyzer and never looked beyond it (shame on me.) regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Simon Walton wrote: "You come across a lot of people who call themselves realists, when they are actually pessimists attempting to look intelligent."

Chris Losinger wrote: the Andover network is pretty good (ie. www.davecentral.com). I was using davecentral the other day and happened across a page showing off Bill Sergio's products (namely the one that can deliver 10 gazillion gigs of video data in less than a second to every human on the planet over a crystal radio antennae or something.) :-D I just had to laugh. But yes, Andover is pretty good. regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass Cape Town, South Africa Simon Walton wrote: "You come across a lot of people who call themselves realists, when they are actually pessimists attempting to look intelligent."

Thanks Uwe! :) Any more suggestions from others? -- Loren Brewer

Looks easy to do - just make one picture, one pixel wide, and adjust the width by script - i.e. and use a [img src="bar.gif" width="<%=100*number_of_people_who_like_c_sharp_on_their_desktop/no_of_ppl__bored_enough_to_clicking_on_CP_polls%>"] This would make the 100% bar 100 pixels wide - if you need something different, just change the number [edit] Edited after being proven that long variable names are bad :cool: [/edit] You don't need to sleep to see a nightmare  Anne Clark   [sighist]