Yes they have the calendar page already done but not with this project in mind it is just an ordinary table with a set row format and monthly seperater bars. I was thinking I'll want to do some work on it to make it more friendly to the script. The idea is that as the calendar needs updating no webbies will need to be called. The clerical staff will just use pwd to update forever so it's not specific table info, but more a logical structure which will naturally keep it's order despite changes in the number of rows. I guess they'll also need a function to add month seperater bars. I realize I am rambling so I'll stop here. I am glad you think this sounds easy because I need it to not eat my life.
Thx,
jg

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