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footpad says:
Speaking of learning from your successes, have you given thought to uploading selected bits from your library?

I would really like to but they are mostly a collection of mandane little tasks that I'm simply too lazy to do over and over again. :-)

Also, there are things in many of them that I would not be permitted to share with anyone outside the corporation. Therefore, I really don't own them. Non-disclosure agreements are definitely binding. :-)

Mick

In reply to Re: Re: The Illusion of One-Offs by mrmick
in thread The Illusion of One-Offs by mrmick

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