Like I said, it was a nit I was picking. I like the program very, very much. ++ on the original node and on your response to my response.

I'm glad to hear it's going to be updated in both features and documentation. The documentation of programs often gets so overlooked, that it's good to know people still care.

I, unfortunately, am one of those who often overlooks part of the documentation. That's one reason I like to point it out -- to help others keep from falling into the same pits. ;-)

Christopher E. Stith
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