Hmm. If Lyle had a post in this thread, it is not showing up on my
newsreader.
But, there's a great deal of truth in my statement that you quote. I have
great respect for Lyle's knowledge and experience, as I think he has for
mine. We have disagreed sometimes when our respective views have been
influenced by the different kinds of database application we sometimes
address, and, strange as it may seem, there have been times when we later
agreed because one, or both, of us has been led by someone or our own
experience to a higher level of "enlightenment" on a particular subject.
You know the axiom about "opinions", I'm sure.
Larry
"DFS" <nospam@dfs_.comwrote in message
news:%9******************@bignews8.bellsouth.net.. .
Larry Linson wrote:
>"Paul H" <go****@comcraft.freeserve.co.ukwrote
>>In truth, I am wiser for all of the responses my post
received.
As, I am certain, are we all. That's what newsgroups are about.
>>I still think "intermediate" users are the most
dangerous bunch. :O)
I'd say "any user who thinks he/she knows a lot more than he/she
actually does."
ha! This is rich coming from you Larry.
A while back you said this to me: "Anytime, my friend, that Lyle and I
agree, you should take heed, because we differ on a great many matters of
opinion, so our areas of agreement are more often than not, matters of
fact."