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A few people (and I think *very few people*) know how to write in MI
code.
I don't think it's for the feint of heart:
It is a steep learning curve and there's really no point. MI in many ways these days is no more "native" than C - and since you can only produce *PGM objects it is not a good choice for a frequently called function. It is fine if there is no other way to do it - or if you need pure horsepower for a program, but C is a much better choice for short-burst functions that are called frequently. Jon Paris Partner400 www.Partner400.com
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