You're supposed to *wash* them after use?! I didn't see that in the documentation (the label) :) Cheers, Tom "Ya got lucky, ya lucky prick" - Keith McCready

As Clynt has mentioned, foo and bar have nothing to do with FUBAR. Trivia: In the mid 80's, I worked at DEC, where users were identified by their node and username, using the format ::. My node name was "FOO" and my username was "BAR" (my initials backwards), causing my id to be FOO::BAR. I used to receive innumerable emails and network connections from people testing their code. Most of the time, the emails would say "This should fail...". I fondly remember replying to the sender saying, "It succeeded!". :-) More trivia: My friend Larry who sat in a nearby cube had a machine whose node name was NODE and a username USERNAME. Emails sent to NODE::USERNAME (usually by admin staff learning how to use the MAIL utility) were cheerfully answered by him. Even more trivia: Foo and Bar are near and dear to my heart. If you don't believe me, check out my product FooBar at http://www.matrixsoftware.com. :-) Cheers, /ravi "There is always one more bug..." http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com

FrontPage extensions are used to manage FrontPage webs. The FPE's do things like allow you to see the entire structure of your web site. Normally, you have to know the names of your pages in order to load them from the web site, the FPE essentially provide the ability to "dir" the site and list all the pages being managed and their structure, so it can appear in a nice tree on FrontPage.