Hey this is Jonathan. I made some changes to the code (nothing major) and finally added comments. If you want a version with the comments in it posted here then let me know! Also the program requires a database file. This file can be made manually if you want in the following form: id,firstname,lastname,building,room,adapteraddress,ipaddress There is a database file of about 110 records included in the ZIP file found at: http://www.httptech.com/archives/0004/zip00000.zip If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions then let me know. If anyone can figure out why the "Stop" button does not work properly or how to read the individual items of each column based on the index item clicked on then I would appreciate the input. You can reach me at: jsouthwi@allegheny.edu Jonathan Southwick

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