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<snip> As Voltaire said, "Better is the enemy of good." (He also said "A witty saying proves nothing.", but we'll ignore that for now!) My point is that in business, there's no "right way". If a less than perfect design meets the requirements, then that's often good enough. Especially if you can get to market before your competitor. Especially if you want your product to be more affordable than your competitor's gold-plated product. We've all seen that numerous times in various different product domains, not just in the field of computer programming. <snip> Couldn't resist saying this, but I'm guess that's how Microsoft got to where they are today. Ron Power ___________________________________________________________________________ Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm. - Sir Winston Churchill
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