Delphi is great.
I've used it at one job (with 3 others) to write a Trust and Company administration package (Double Entry Bookkeeping, Final Account generation, billing subsystem, statutory subsystem, etc... 600+ source units,well over 600,000 lines of source (All in reusable objects, not cut 'n' paste)).
Delphi promotes reuse, by allowing you to create reusable objects and packages.

The best bit is that with Delphi6 and Kylix, the same code will compile on Windows and Linux (well, providing you don't do windows API calls etc)

Anyway, enough of that... (Spot who has had to write a description of Delphi recently for work... =)

1 and 2 are easy.. I'll stick them in the next version.

3 is the aim, however I did it this way for the moment, so it was obvious when an error occured which stage didn't work.

4 That is a tab control, just with the style set to flat buttons... The buttons might disappear completely, as the whole process could be made into a "wizard" (Should that be Taxi Driver?)...

I've moved the Search stuff onto the file list tab on my current development version, and I've started work on the Simple Connect Button, but that's for another day.. =)

Jazz
(List 112, Mk2 12 gig #40. Mk1 4 gig #30. Mk3 1.6 16v)