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Joel Clark,

Did you have any plans on looking into the ole db provider any time soon?  I
just got back from a week long advanced VB topics class and a good ole db
provider is something that windows apps is really going to need.  The ODBC
is not going to cut itfor us serious Windows developers.  I'll offer any
services I can, but I'm not a C programmer.  I can do VB, but that may
designate to no more than Testing... but I'll test the hell out of it.

Adam Lang
Systems Engineer
Rutgers Casualty Insurance Company