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You know, you could be right. If there are restrictions in this area, I could not find them but would be glad to comply. I would suggest that you first wait to see if others post a solution.One question I have then is "If there are solutions for a problem for sale (and I am not the only one who stuff for sale), how would you suggest one let inquirer know?" While you may not be interested, other forum members may be interested in exploring a cost effective solution.From a business ROI standpoint:- The inquirer posts their problem and hopes for a solution. - If they search for a solution this may take from 1-30 minutes reading all the postings- If they don't find a solution, they have to wait for someone else to post. The $$$ are mounting slowly. - Now they decide to experiment and see if they can develop their own solution. This usually takes hours. One hour of a Lectora Developer's time is easily worth $50 to the business including overhead. Seems to me that buying a $10 solution is a tremendous savings. So, while my posting above is commercial it is also very cost effective. If I don't post it here, people who are willing to pay the less than $10 price will never know that there is a solution. Take a look at the eStore and you will see a good number of FREE items. Also check the high prices. Not $100, not $49, not even $20. It's not like I make my living here. I still provide extensive help to members in the forum for free - over 2000 posts. But still, if the majority of forum members would prefer I not make simple postings like this, just let me know. Either post here or use my email address on my site or on my forum profile. i.e. if people would prefer to NOT know about very low cost solutions to their problems and live with just wait for a solution, take one they find by searching, or have none, then I will gladly stop. Note that in this case I would not be willing to post the solution as it takes too long to explain - 6+ pages of a Word doc and example.Edited By: Ben Pitman on 2008-1-24 8:48:33