[Roger -Dot- Lee(Admin)]

Originally posted by Rick and Roll
I know little technical stuff, but I can organize and manage things.

Yah? Can you come organize my finances for me?

So no thanks on the invite Roger......

Well, don't say I never offered ya anything... :P

The last time this glitch was raised, there was a deafening silence. This indicated to me that it was not looked at. That's basically why I re-raised the question.

I saw it, and I could have sworn I responded to it, but I've slept since then, so anything could have happened (including, and certainly not limited to, gremlins, politicians, or white bread).

I also do not want you (Jim) to say "Roger can you fix this" - if the issue is acknowledged and noted, that's all I care about.

Consider it acknowledged. We know it's there, it's just a matter of finding the spare cycles to do something about it.

As indicated by Roger's reply, it's been noted. I got a little bit more than what I asked for in way of technical information, but never look a gift horse in the mouth.

That's one of the hazards of discussing technical things with me: you're likely to get a lot more information than you bargained for.

I too remember Fortran. But when I was at college (81-84), Foreplay was more of a major.

I never took computer classes in college. My exposure to Fortran has been strictly self-induced. Same with COBOL and just about anything else computer related that I've learned.

Yes, I'm a glutton for punishment.

Incidently, Jim: if you're seriously interested in taking a shot at this problem, let me know. I'll set up a duplicate copy of the station for testing purposes. We have the disk space, and we're not going to need all that much extra memory (just another entry in the apache config files and a DNS entry).

As a matter of fact, I might do that anyway. Having a test environment never hurt anyone anywhere. And who knows, I might actually find a few cycles to give it a look-see myself.

Roger -Dot- Lee, Geek should be my middle name, but '-Dot-' just looks cooler.