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Congratulations on your educational accomplishments and aspirations. I stand by my statement.

No, outsourcing is wonderful, until it affects you. Hopefully one day you will get some first-hand knowledge of it, instead of reading about it. We'll see how much you applaud it then.

I too, can attest to it's existence. I have lost 2 jobs in the last 3 years due to work being outsourced to India. I still believe you get what you pay for though. I expect that work will eventually end up right back here someday, to be done correctly.

Unfortunately, our on-call staff must use laptops with dialup at night and on weekends. I had the same thought about adding the waithostquiet in addition to the loop. So far, it seems to be doing the trick. Here's how I coded it: keyit("IITT5510<Enter>") SCR.WaitHostQuiet(1500) Do While...

While checking this field to see if Xclock is gone, it works great while running on a LAN, however while running the macro through a dialup connection, Xclock still causes problems for us. Any help would be much appreciated. Following is an excerpt of the code where the problem occurs...

I think France would be a more appropriate host for the UN. Can we move it there immediately? KB

Sounds like Brother Bill Needs a reality check. Maybe he should contact his local unemployment office the next time he needs to hire some IT talent.

Is there a procedure within EB that will convert Gregorian dates to Julian format? Thanks, KB

calculus, thanks for the reply. Yes, I only want to put xyz.txt at the end of abc.txt so the analyst only needs to print 1 file. Keith

I am creating 2 .txt files in an ebm. I have a report in abc.txt and screen prints of the data that was scraped to produce the report in xyz.txt. I would like to merge them together at the end of the macro. Can MS-DOS statements be coded within the ebm to do this? Does ebm have a feature...