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A good answer, though I do wonder whether it was reasonable for you to
jump in when another researcher had obviously already done quite a bit
of work on the question.  Thanks to gan-ga: please see separate
posting.

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Tox-ga quickly found the answer to my question. Unfortunately, it
wasn’t quite the answer I was looking for ( but that is more
Microsoft's fault, removing a feature as they move up the OS ladder
(2000 to XP)).

I give this researcher five stars for the quick and thorough response.
I was amazed how quickly I received a response. I asked for addtional
clarification and received that just as fast. I thank you very much.

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Thank you!  Great answer, and puts me in the correct frame of mind.

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Thank you. The Google Answer service is very much appreciated...
especially when many researchers make comments that could qualify as
an answer. Now I wonder why Google took the notice of this 'New'
Google Answers feature off the Google home page... but that is a
question for another day. Thank you too to everyone that took interest
in this question.

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Thanks, just the answer I was hoping for! I suspected that I could use
any 8-pin mini DIN, I will try it out this weekend.

I am satisfied with the answer. Thank you.  I cannot pay more: I don’t work now.

Excellent research combined with a complete professional answer! Thank you!

This is actually in reference to question 102070 which tox-ga answered
quite well,  but I inadvertantly closed the question.

Fast answer; exactly what I was looking for.   Thank you Tox!

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Not quite what I needed but it works for a temporary solution. The
columns vary
per ASP Page. With that in mind Regular Expressions would be used to
create a RegX pattern as an object. Then I could use this for all ASP
pages despite sql changes . With the short term solution I have to  
change the column numbers every time the sql select statement changes.
Its code I did not have to write . RegX is definetly the ultimate
solution !!! Again Thanks for the Short term solution ....

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Tox - thanks for your research and for responding to my clarification.
 They were both much appreciated.  I believe your answer is correct
too.  I have given you 4 rather than 5 points for two reasons:
1. The question took longer to be answered than I hoped.  This is
probably unreasonable on my part.  I am sure you guys get heaps of
questions and it might have just taken a while to get to it.  Anyway,
I was getting impatient and felt that the only way for it to get
answered quickly was to put more money on it - hence me increasing my
payment from $10 to $25.  Because you answered so quickly after this I
wondered whether I could have just sat patient for a couple of days
more and saved myself $15 :-)  (my self-interest and lack of money
shows here...)
2.  I felt your answer could have been a little more detailed.  For
example, is there a "confidence interval" around the 'true' figure for
total pages returned (on Google or any other search engine)?  Does
this estimation problem vary in direct proportion to the size of the
number of pages returned?  Or does the estimation problem follow an
exponential (or other) distribution with the problem getting more than
proportionally worse as the number of pages increase?  Does it matter
if the queries are commonly run queries on the search engine or rare
ones?  How does the estimation of "relevant" pages that you referred
to work and how does this spew out such odd results?  etc etc....  I
don't know if you would be able to work out such details or if I would
need to pay more for that kind of stuff - i guess I was just hungry
for a detailed answer.  I hoped to get a little more for $25, but did
appreciate the answers you gave.
thanks.  

wattle..

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Answer was right on target. Thanks

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Only got one star because I couldn't give none. How is air seperated
and why? eg for medical gases, nitrogen for hot air ballons, neon for
signs. How do we seperate air into its different parts how do we
seperate air? I never asked what is air made up of. If I had wanted to
know that I would have asked 'What is Air made up of?' wouldn't I?

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