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**** you're the biggest fair-weather fan I've ever met-- let me guess;
you're rooting for the Colts this year and last year you rooted for the
Eagles.. right??

just for the record; i know a lot about spreadsheets.
when I was just out of college; i had to write the same damn
spreadsheets a dozen times a day... i finally figured out how to
automate it and now im making 8x as much money as i was back then.
meanwhile, you're 'scared to be seen as a programmer'.

you're sitting around making the same friggin spreadsheet week in and
week out

AND YOU DESERVE TO BE BEGGING FOR LUNCH MONEY ON 3RD AVENUE. YOUR
SKILLSET IS **NOTHING** EXCEL IS A DISEASE AND YOU HAVEN'T ADAPTED TO
THE 21st CENTURY.

i dont think that you know the slightest thing about databases. I
mean.. why would you be a spreadsheet wimp if you knew ANSI-SQL?

and again-- just for the record.. when I say VB6 I include VBA and VBS.
VB6 IS here to stay whehter Microsoft likes it or not. I mean-- it's
by far the most popular language in the world...

when Office12 comes out and if you can write VB.net inside of Excel and
Access- -then VB.net might have a chance.

as it is; microsoft is too fragmented and disorganized to know their
heads from their asses. is it my fault that MS tried to sell us all on
a version of VB that was.. uh-um.. .LESS POWERFUL?

Does it mean that VB is going away?

VB6 isn't going away; it is never going away

You can pry VB6 out of my cold dead hands after you shoot me.
Because i'll be using it until the day I die (until MS comes out with
something better and FASTER and EASIER).

i mean.. how many access databases use JAVA?
Do you have any comprehension that Access is the worlds most popular
database?

it's true Harlan.. there are more Access applications / databases than
Oracle, DB2 and SQL Server COMBINED.

how many spreadsheets use PHP and PYTHON?

gag me with a spoon harlan; take your trendy **** and shove it.

don't talk **** about vb6; you aren't qualified to even say the word
VB6.
go back to your hole, play with your spreadsheets.

and don't speak unless you're spoken to.. i think that you'll here us
calling 'here harlan, come here baby spreadsheet dork'