Hi Philip, Oh, I see. Yeah, I am not so much worried about weather a class has public, private, or protected members so much as I can arrange my variables and functions by relationship. I learned to do that in college, and it is like second nature to me. When I saw the manual looking at things from a procedural approach I was forced to think about my script structure from a totally different way than I'm really use to. As far as procedural verses oop that is a case of to each his own. However, while I was in college and got into languages like Java, which is object oriented all the way, I really fell in love with that style of design. Once I write all of my classes I can just package them up and use them forever more or less unchanged. The power of the .NET Framework is a testament to how well predefined classes are for modern programmers. Need a button just create an instance of the Button class and set its properties. Need an edit field create a new instance of the TextBox class and set its properties. Need to randomly select a number use the Random class. Anything and everything you need is all wrapped up in a few hundred classes ready and waiting to use. It sure beats reinventing the wheel so to speak.
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