Not a problem at all, I completely understand.  I've been busy with trying to prepare and test a new terminal services and application server for a client.  It's becoming a headache, considering said client doesn't listen very well to my advice, nor do any of their "technical" people have anywhere near the proper training or actual practical experience for their field.<br/><br/>I could teach my parents or some random high school kid easier than them and either one would be more skilled in only a matter of days.  These guys setup their stuff using "white papers" from Microsoft, which I'll give them some credit for, but they still did several things wrong and they still didn't really learn anything.  Nor does it seem like they have any sort of real technical proficiency background, so it's like talking to a brick wall instead of talking to someone who ought to have at least a general idea of what I'm saying.  I mean it's one thing to have to help some poor old lady with her computer, my parents, or some other person who isn't very computer literate...but supposed IT people not knowing some basic things, just becomes downright annoying.<br/><br/>Anyways... /rant off<br/><br/>