Paul

I preferred one method which had shorter code, (remember less chance of introducing bugs), however l don't really have a problem with longer code if it is correct. Therefore it comes down to style. Personnally l feel that if you can achieve something with a minimum number of lines you are writing eloquent code.

Mark

Once again this is style. We always force the use of the CALL keyword because it makes the code easier to read. Have you ever had to support another guy's code? Probably not, else you would understand that even though the keyword is not needed it makes it simplier to track bugs/mods through complex projects.

Megatron

Give a guy "guru" status and look what happens Only kidding, you are right with what you say regarding shorter code but disorganised. It's a dangerous sign when names like Text1.Text appear in code blocks.