Having read several articles about case sensitivity over the last couple of days, they all contain a common argument. In my opinion this argument, loss of productivity, hold little merit because I know what and where variables and functions are declared at a glance. I started in a C/C++ environment on UNIX but understand the frustrations of VB developers because I have worked in VB shops and found case insensitivity useful too. My advice is find ways to use the case sensitivity feature to your advantage which makes you more efficient. Every language I have worked with has attributes, some good...some bad; it is our job to find these attributes and use them to their fullest extend. Remember it does not matter what language you program in, just that you program!:cool: