You have been given all of the tools to accomplish the task. split, $/, m. What you do with that information is entirely up to you.

Imagine if I were to go into the local hardware store with pieces from my sink that I have tried to 'fix'. The employee there gives me instruction on what to use to remedy my fixes, points me to the various parts and tools I would need, and perhaps even points out a book that explains the process I need to complete my project. Is it proper that I should expect that employee to come to my house and fix it for me? Now imagine if I was being paid to do this by someone else, and I claim that I fixed it myself. Is that not similar to your situation?

You can take the advice, learn how to do it, and implement it yourself (and take away a better set of personal skills), or pay someone else to do it. That is assuming, of course, that somebody does not "come to your place of business and fix your sink for free".

--MidLifeXis

In reply to Re^7: Help please, or Urgent help needed! by MidLifeXis
in thread Help please, or Urgent help needed! by anakin30

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