courierb, may I just make a few things clear?

Thank you. I realize you are new here, so I'll try to be gentle. First, this is an online *community*. Like a real-life community, it has a social structure, with social rules. Break those rules and you can expect... well, nothing good.

In your post you've broken several of those rules, and many of us find this annoying.

Let me make a few requests. If you want to be a part of this particular community, you will have to abide by The Rules. I'm sorry, there is no other way.

• Don't write in all capitals. Ever. It's hard to read, and it's very distracting.
• Please try to ask *clearly* for what you want. I suspect you are not a native speaker of English, so most of us will try to give some grace and allow for that
• Also, it appears you (courierb) switch to posting anonymously part-way through your own thread. This makes it hard to follow for others - who is saying what?

That said, thank you for posting your code. That is the single most helpful thing one can do when asking for help around here. :)

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