-nic

Macros don't kill people, people kill people. There are a lot of functions that could be harmful if used maliciously or wrongfully, not just the login function. But we as macro users should understand that more than anyone. I think it's something that comes with the territory. Use macros wisely or you could get burned. The function sounds good and I would love to test it once I get the function library installed (waiting on IT), but I also know that I would need to weigh the convenience vs. criticalness. That's my two pennies for what it's worth..... -nic

Markter, I haven't posted to this forum before so I guess this is a great way to start. What do I do with ME? Well for over the last year I have been using ME for anything and everything I can get my hands on. I work for a large telecommunications company in the wholesale order writing department. Our department is faced daily with large critical projects that can cover multiple customers and thousands of accounts. These projects use to take months and months to complete, with ME I can complete them in days. I have about 50+ macros that I use to automate order writing, account handling, account notation, data entry, account research, adjustments... and the list just keeps growing and growing. Around the first of the year I was promoted into management and recently I received 2 awards from the company which included trips to both Denver and Aspen. I have saved the company over a half million dollars in labor and around 7 years in working days. My company now wants me to set up teams in 4 different locations and they will all run ME to even further what I have done. Other departments are starting to use ME to there advantage. I know this will sound like I'm bragging but really it a THANK YOU to the ME group. I wouldn't have made it here without ME by my side, and I have to say that is pretty cool to me. Sorry if this was off topic a bit but I do owe a lot to ME. -nic