Dave,

>
> I am not trying to confuse or change Squeak -- to be honest it is
> probably not even in my best interest to assist Squeak's evolution. It
> is already changing, evolving, and maturing. I'm just trying to provide
> some advice for the "child" (as you've characterized it) as it grows.
> And, apparently, I'm doing a poor job of it.
>

I, for one, appreciate you sharing with us your experience. To me, this is a
difficult subject with lots of ramifications that aren't immediately
obvious, and you have been more than generous in sharing your (working)
solution and time.

Thanks,

Jim Benson