I used to have one of those when I was about 11, and even with kid's fingers those buttons were tricky.

I like sms because it doesn't require someone to stop what they're doing and answer the phone. It's my lower priority phone communications thing. That said, these days I seldom hack one out on my phone, but just use the function on Nokia Suite on my PC. Full keyboard luxury.

lewax00 wrote: You know your car is bigger than your house, but have you taken the time to measure both Presumably you meant the reverse. If your applications represent the simplicity associated with a volume or square footage of your house/vehicle then I would suppose that you can accurately judge efficiency of your output. What I produce however is far, far more complex. lewax00 wrote: I just don't know how long because I didn't try it in another language. There are also far more programmers that think they are excellent programmers than any realistic understanding of probability would allow for. The difference of course lies in their own subject view and someone actually measuring one or more business significant characteristics. lewax00 wrote: I wrote a Python script to send emails via SMTP And of your total output for this entire year what percentage of the total output does this specific project represent?

I agree A lot of people are starting and are using VB for it's ease of use, the enormous snippet, tutorial, documentation and help available out there. Microsoft has spend and still is spending tons of money to make this language more and more sophisticated. Just remember Cobol back in the 80ies where programmer sware that this was the only good language for accounting purposes, where is it today? Dead! VisualBasic has been around since 1991, and is stronger today that it never was. You can use it with all office application, and also autocad, sageaccpac to name a few with the derivative VBA. You may not like pizza but it doesn't mean that pizza lover are idiots. asp Alain St-Pierre