Of course had this person known about this list and queried here using his AOL or Comcast or GMAIL ID, he might never have been found out. Which brings me back to the question - Do we offer free tech support to those unwilling to read the manual? Or worse pass themselves off as competent to organizations devoted to outsourcing OUR jobs? If the poster is unwilling to identify his/herself and the organization they work for, perhaps we should without advice for our own benefit. Dave O'Brien
________________________________ Ed Gould wrote I really agree with you. I have seen many a sysprog wanna be's sit back and want the world served up to them. I walked into one place and 3 out of the 3 sysprogs were exactly like that. It took 2 years to get rid of them but it was worth it. They had no interest whatsoever in learning. Early on I had one come up up to me and ask a question that should have gotten him fired on the spot. I handed him a manual and told him to look it up. He was too lazy to and tried an end run. I walked up to him while he was asking someone else and I asked him if he couldn't find the answer in the book. He spent his entire day scheduling volley ball beach games. Between the boss and myself it took 1 year to get rid of him. Ed ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html
