Famous last words: "The application will only have a one year lifespan and a small number of users."
That usually means that 10 years from now there will be a religion built around the application that encompasses thousands of users daily. The original shortcut code will sit at the middle of it, unchanged.
I can't even tell you how many things that I've "prototyped" as throwaways are now production applications with many users. I know that you have a short period of time, but if I were you I would use every second to make it as solid as you can, in the event that it lasts longer than initially anticipated.
Shawn Gorrell
Web Development Applications Architect
Federal Reserve Bank - Atlanta
Office (404) 498-8449
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I have until Friday to deliver something... :-(
There will probably only be about 15 users over a one year lifespan so I
don't want to invest to much time or $$. I was just looking to see if a
quick, simple solution existed but it does not seem like it without a
considerable time (and $$ ) investment. Again, thanks to all those that
replied.
Hopefully, I can make it out Wednesday.
Max Immelman
Cell: (404) 409-6785 or txt/pic/vid [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skype: maxlegend
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