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Dale <rdalek1967 <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> If you know what you are looking for is called. Sometimes when I am |
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> looking for something, I don't know what the thing I am looking for is |
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> called. You can't Google for a 'thing em a jig' and expect results. |
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I concur with Dale (&&Mick). He would not ask if he did not need |
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help. Sometimes folks forget (especially older guys like myself). |
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This thread jogs a memory for me, that I had found (stumble across) |
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a really cool package that does exactly what Mick is looking for.... |
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Do you think I can remember the name from 6-12 months ago? |
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Hell, I might even have it installed on one of my workstations...... |
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As we age, some of us loose the sharpness and recall of our |
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memories...... |
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If you've seen the person on the list before and they ask for help, |
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unless you know they are a *NOOB*/*BOOB* then why be so condescending? |
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Either help, or leave the thread alone, would be an excellent display |
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of good manners.... imho. |
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ps mick, I'll go trove my bookmarks and see if I can find the name |
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of that really cool package.... |
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hth, |
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James |
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