ok thank you both for your quick answers.

Im going to try using /F when starting my scripts which I believe is the way to flush the cache (did a search) I assume I can just put this in as a standard thing whenever i start a kix script? or is there a time when I shouldnt be using it?

I dont think I have any cirly brackets but Ill check that.

If all that doesnt work ill try the debug on

Ill post what fixed it once i find out.. hopefully one of those does

Ive gone home from work now so will try in thr morning..

Thanks again

Glen

Edited by Glen (2004-08-04 09:19 PM)