Tedd said:

>Sure, I have opportunities to move down to windoze and/or to continue to
>program in C, but I choose to do things as I feel comfortable in doing.
>Granted, it may not be the best course to set in this bean-counter world,
>but then again, I've never seen the world from that perspective anyway.
>Sure, I may make more money doing windozes and writing C code (or VB as the
>case may be), but I seek quality in life as well.
>
>I would like to think that I'm a survivor on my own terms making the world
>the way I want it as I go. Thus far, I've accomplished this by having full
>faith in my abilities AND in those I place my trust (i.e., Apple and Staz).
>I think that the spirit of both Macintosh and FutureBASIC is one of defiant
>intelligence, a perspective and attitude I share.
>
>But, then again, that's probably more than what you wanted in an answer.

Not at all -- it reflects my sentiments exactly.  I couldn't have said it 
better.

Scott