Yes, you certainly may. Unfortunately I don't have any fancy IT title to go with my quote =[ Just a power user that enjoys not wasting time on repetitive tasks =] (maybe I should have stuck with that Computer Science degree instead of going into healthcare?) Anthony DiMasi US, Florida P.S. - I don't...

I assume a 'needle' file will not read from the disk unless it is invoked somewhere, but on subsequent requests from the same line of code or requests made from a later point for the same needle file, does this read from the source location each time, or is it stored in memory? If not, is there a wa...