++ skirnir :) I am going to move forward, with the help of all the wonderful resources I've discovered from all the Monk's responses of course, and bust this project out regardless of my insecurity about my skills. ;)

UPDATE:

Apparently something about this comment offended a few people. Haven't the slightest clue why. I'm only stating that I'm going to attempt to begin this project, regardless of my lack of certain skills, and hopefully accomplish something worthwhile thanks to all of the resources these helpful responses have given me. So, thanking people for the time and effort they've given in trying to help me and attempting to learn by trying...sorry for being offensive, my bad.

In reply to Re^2: Process Management by koolgirl
in thread Process Management by koolgirl

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