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Darn good advice, and so obvious too. :) I hate it when I overlook the obvious. It's so embarrassing. :P

I'll investigate with diagnostics.

Actually. They're pretty much true|false booleans. That I use to determine the chosen positions of the "blocks" in the layout. So I'm fairly confident that the whole thing won't explode, or anything. But just the same; thought it worth asking. Before a final commitment.

Thanks again, davido. For taking the time to reply

--Chris

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