wilhelgl

Phil,

Restrict it if you can. The US businesses have found that in some areas it works great, manufacturing and assembling, but in other areas it creates problems. Try communicating with a company after hours and you'll usually have someone on the line that is hard to understand. I know of companies that have outsourced their programming and the projects took a lot longer than projected to pass quality control.

Gary

I would also be interested in the requirements. My current position is winding down.

Sorry typo error!

That should be wilhelgl@comcast.net

Have a great day!!

What a shock!
After 19 years in the PROIV circle, I find a long lost cousin. It just so happens that we both have the same name Gary Wilhelm.
E-mail me at home wilhelgl@comcat.net.

[QUOTE]Cause its the worst bit of software I've ever seen!
I totally disagree. You can teach an 'old dog' new tricks. I've been programming in various languages since 1968 and I believe that VIP is very efficient once you learn it. I've been using PROIV since 1985. Give it a chance!