And as of this morning, it's back! Not fully featured, but this is the first delivery to my inbox since August. I'm very glad to see it return. :)

Has there been any update on the problem yet? Any ETA on a solution?

This is my approach to car repair - I'm willing to pay someone else to do it correctly.

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Ideally, I'd rather just rewrite everything to web-based and cloud-ready .NET 6 applications, but I don't think we'll have the time nor money

Well, do it right the first time, or you will spend more time and more money to do the rewrite of the rewrite, or worse, the rewrite of the converted mess. Speaking from personal experience.....

I have used and will continue to use "temp" for a temporary variable that lives for one or two lines of code.

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I have worked with people of all ages who were useless

" Applies to people at all levels of the organization as well.

Could you store them in a table? You will need to do data entry no matter which solution you choose, so keeping them in a utilities database or table would work as well as anything else.

The same guy worked the input/output window at my college. 1979, SPSS programs on punch cards, submitted in shoeboxes. You got your cards back and a stack of green bar printouts. Syntax errors cost you the time to fix and resubmit. Logic errors got you thrown out of the basement.

Libre was forked from Open some time ago, and the developers from Open went to Libre. Libre is stable and flexible and free and I loves it! Dan

Verizon charges you a quarter. Like an old time phone call!

An alternate operatic good luck charm, originating from Italy, is the phrase "in bocca al lupo!" ("In the mouth of the wolf") with the response "Crepi il lupo!" ("May the wolf die"). Thank you, Wikipedia

My kids told me that MS had to use 10, because 7 8 9. :rolleyes: