RE: Documentation Sanity Check

[John Posada <JPosada -at- book -dot- com>]

>P.S. 5500 rows! I think I've passed 500 a couple of times, but not often.

My large table contains 770 Stored Procedures, 1700 MSMQs, 240 databases,
physical server, virtual servers, application servers, network control
(radio, domain, tape backups, etc) servers ...you get the picture.

The nice thing about Frame <> Excel is that I can copy a Frame table and
drop it into Excel, and take an Excel matrix and drop it into Frame, then
just apply the table type.  it turned out alot easier than I thought it
would.

I need everything in one table. I looked at separate tables, even based on
referring to names rages, it just didn't work for me.

John Posada
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