Your trying to tell us that you can modify it to add gotos but not modify it by replacing those gotos with wrapping it in a subroutine? That simply doesn't compute. You asked for help, take what you get and don't complain so much, its simply annoying. You should note that you arn't in a questions and answers forum. You are in a seekers of wisdom forum. That general means that we will provide an answer and some other feedback. It also means that as I already stated, if you post a question thats so simple it can be googled in less than 30 seconds, we are going to assume some ignorance on your part. Who's fault is that? We only know what you tell us through action (your post) and your inaction (your lack of searching). Is that right? Is that just? I don't know, i do know it is human nature though ;)

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