Donuts! X| I am not a donut eater. Chowed on some cream pie for the first time ever. It was grand. So grand! Don't talk to me about RAID. When I hear RAID anymore I need a RAID toilet to match the discussion. (RAID 5 on toilet and RAID 10 on the rolls) :laugh:

Yes but if I remember well John the outlaw programmer's quote, you have to get permission from Chuck before wiping your ass. ------------------------------------------------------ Rendez le paquebot!

I saw this movie. You're going to get super powers, and their going to fry you in the electric chair. :-D

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I think it completely depends on the software you use for a living. We model out product in 3D and then send it to local machine shops to produce the parts. The software is really intense, mechanical and thermnal simulation and more engineering capabilities than an MIT professor. The space mouse cost about $500-- All of the engineering software on my laptop cost the company ~$95,000 with all the little goodies. I'm not sure about the reply comments about video editing, I've never done that. But if you could see what we do, you'd probably say its justifiable. (Which scares the crap out of me when I think of a piece of plastic and a few electronics components costing ~$500)

Thanks! :) "Your coding practices might be buggy, but your code is always right." Internet::WWW::CodeProject::bneacetp N-Tech Productions http://www.n-tp.com/

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You add one extra number, a kind of checksum to be sure that the barcode is read right. I use the same as banks use to calculate their reference number. It is normally not needed but saves your day when you are debugging. Some barcode scanners adds an "Enter" after the code and some not and that gives problems in big companys where you cannot go arround and configure each and every scanner. jhaga --------------------------------- Every generation laughs at the old fashions, but follows religiously the new. Henry David Thoreau, "Walden", 1854