Ok, true story. Ten plus years ago, in what so far was my last position as a full-time programmer, we had a customer who required that we be able to update their system remotely. The vendor who had failed to deliver their materials handling software on time was using Carbon Copy to handle that update & support function. So, suddenly, we needed to get a copy of Carbon Copy. I wasn't in the loop on that, all I knew was that the boss said I'd be getting this package in the mail, and to install it on the PS/2 Model ?? (one of the desktop MCA machines) that had the modem in it. A few days later, the package arrived. As you might expect, they did not go out and buy a new copy. Upon opening the package, I stared for some time at the first page, trying to imagine how it had come to pass that I was seeing what I was seeing. Apparantly, whoever (at the customer cite) had possesion of the Carbon Copy package, delegated the task to someone who was not quite up to it, but who did their best. I tried to imagine the conversation that accompanied the assignment; without a doubt, the manager handed the manual and diskette to the delegate, and said "and be sure to copy the disk." Because I was staring at a photocopy of a floppy disk. Oh, and page two was a photocopy of the backside of the disk, so at least the delegate in question was complete. TRUE STORY! regards, doug quebbeman