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>I'm with you on the map deal, too damn cute. They need to know their intended audience a little better. Not a personal attack, just an opinion on the comment you made, Tom. If you think about it, who are they trying to get to use this and gain interest with? The next generation of programmers, right? Does the page work, provide me with the information I need, and fairly easy to navigate through? Yes. Does the page also have a lot of nifty gadgets, pics, links that may deter or spark interest? Yes. I think they are just trying to get up to speed with the rest of the world which is great. There are so many things that are going to be coming down the crapper in the future and we just can't blow them off as junk. In case you haven't noticed the AS/400 has been expanding its capabilities a ton in the past few years (XML, JAVA, Apache, Tomcat, etc). Do you want to be the one standing there trying to land a project when the customer wants GUI and all you know how to do is RPG green screens? Sure green screens are fast, but that's not what the customer wants. If someone is going to pay you $10,000 to develop an internet site that just shows pictures of cute little puppies would you not take it just because you don't like pictures on webpages? We need to change our thinking guys. . . Aaron Bartell
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