Justin: Kudos! More than once, I've proof-read my posting, checked it again before the final confirmation, posted. . . And still found that I'd left something out. :) IronMan

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Justin - I guess it's best to set the effective date the same time you first announced the feature. BTW I hope every edited post will be automatically flagged with an annotation to this: Last edited by XpUser on Fri 3/16/o07 10:42 am; edited 1 time in total Otherwise we will never know if the post is original and the subsequent responses to it may suddenly appear to have nothing to do with it. i_XpUser

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XpUser, Lets see how it works without that. The main reason I put editing was for minor errors. I'm hopeful people don't completely change around the messages. Justin

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Ok but ... I'm hopeful people don't completely change around the messages. Inevitably I am afraid it will be the case. i_XpUser

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Five days is way too much of an open Window IMO, furthermore & in almost all cases thread trackings are eclipsed in about 48 hours by presumably 95% of responders since threads are naturally not expected to still warrant input thereonafter, unless in those special cases where a peculiar reason deems it so. The clamor for an edit button in all fairness & from my POV (don't know about others) has been for minor (mostly grammatical) corrections or at the very most a brief addendum. I would like to think that an hour is plenty enough for this or at a maximum - 24 hours. Thanks again for implementing this Justin & look into that fine-tuning will ya ;-) How To Ask Questions The Smart Way

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