Beth, I agree the x and y coordinates will position everything absolutely in the correct place but we know major software usually gives the user alternative ways of doing things on the principle that "there is more than one way to skin a cat" (photoshop is an excellent example: give half a dozen people a small project and it is likely that no 2 would go about using all the same tools and methods). Bluevoda recognises that different people use different work flows: hence there is a grid and the coordinates. My suggestion is merely that I think the grid could be improved, and I still think that is the case.

Thanks Chris, I'll look that one up.

Regards,
James.

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