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I sympathise with your predicament, Richard. Allow me to put a different 'spin' on things - in particular, from an RPG IV perspective. (Ah - I'm back on-topic!) I teach iSeries programming and database courses. One of our most popular offerings is the RPG/400-to-RPGIV migration. Of the many students I have seen on this course, the majority are attending because they have to support and maintain RPG IV code written by third parties - mainly contractors/consultants. So, in some ways, it is the freelance community that is providing a stimulus for change - forcing the pace. Personally, I find one of the most effective ways of introducing something new within a community is by example. Whilst co-workers may be hard to persuade in discussion - and may regard enthusiasm with extreme caution - they hate to think they are 'missing out' on some valuable secret. Doesn't help in your situation, Richard. Could you set the pace? Brian Parkins
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