Shog9 wrote:

Ed Gadziemski wrote: If they screw up, pin the tail on the donkey (but make sure you have documented your end to CYOA). Aye. Sounds cynical as hell, but i think that's gonna be the way to go.

I agree with Ed, that's the only way I've found it get it done. I would add that as PM in these types of situations (poor performers) you may also want to communicate status to your boss. I've found that communcating up can be as important as communicating down - especially when there are issues.

It goes something like this.. public class EditBox : System.Windows.Forms.Form { private Button isOK; public TextBox aField; ... code here for the EditBox } public class MainApp { string TextfromUser; private DoSomething() { EditBox eb = new EditBox(); if (eb.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) { TextfromUser = eb.aField.Text; } ... do something with text from the user } }

and $1.49 on mp3sugar.

Whoa... I use mp3sugar.com and pay around $2 for the entire album... download format is mp3.. So I just convert and burn my own CD's for the car, etc.. Nicholas

Obviously this is a personal choice. For me the answer is "no way"... I was commuting in heavy traffic 45 minutes in the morning and 60 to 90 minutes on the way home. It was taking too much out of my life, so I recently took a different job where I only have to commute about 20 - 30 minutes each way. Yes, I am making a little less money, but now I get to see my family. As a bonus, the new job has flexible hours, so I'm home by 16:30. You need to evaluate in terms of your current lifestyle and what you want to do outside of work. When the first digit of my age was a "2", I would have said go for it, but now it's not worth it.. Regards, NM