I didn`t notice how I forced that operation until it was commented upon, just as an explanation, I always specificaly force the operator precedence with brackets (as in "randomize (timer())") because I play about with a lot of different languages, the one thing they have in common is that they often use slightly different operator precedence (some even have no precedence), even amongst other BASIC languages, so I am in the habit of ensuring operations proceed in the order I intended by forcing it with parenthesis, I do this with every operation, it gets to be second nature to think of the sequence and stick in the brackets, more typing, but it saves problems in some cases, as Chillaxed and Digital Dude say, the brackets are not strictly needed.
Windows: 32 bit extension/graphical shell for a 16bit patch to an 8bit OS originally coded for a 4bit CPU, written by a 2bit company that can't stand 1bit of competition, now available in 64bits.
