>Mostly, though, what you get are a lot of good friends on this list and >around the country that are happy to give you their hard won experience if >you ask for it. The biggest problem I've always had is to ask my questions >clearly enough to get the answer I need! > >Warren Warren, and Les, Everyone I know who has learned to do anything at all has done so by the time honored path of "enlightenment after the fact", by at one time or another screwing up nearly everything attempted, or narrowly avoiding such by remembering just in time some other poor soul's report of having screwed up that which is in the personal queue, and adjusting their own flailings accordingly in a preemptive manoeuvre. It's called education, and demands certain blood sacrifices in the acquisition processes. Survival of the process would seem to imply bragging rights, but in fact just eliminates the bitching options since so many have successfully passed this way before. Get over it. The personal trauma is transient at best, and will seem insignificant in retrospect from the next higher level of educational confusion... which are legion. Such is the nature of the 3,792,0124 steps to enlightenment, with the accompaniment of the 93,716,3824,001 downright false leads and sundry advertising claims. Have a nice day. Ron N
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