that sort of minor error, in fact, that led to my discovery once that over half of the files in one database had to be re-entered from scratch, because previous people had been entering the data in the wrong screen. It was an otherwise invisible series of errors that led to us producing seriously distorted reports, and it was only revealed when there was one minor discrepancy that refused to disappear. This was also the same woman who insisted on reviewing all of the invoice records in the AP subledger before letting us post anything to the GL. Her corrections included: "There are 2 spaces between these words. Remove one of them to preserve space in the database." "This description is spelled incorrectly. Please correct it." "Such-and-such a word should be capitalized." Now it's not unreasonable to correct any of these errors if you happen to come across them. I would do that. But, these corrections were brought to our attention after she spent hours (literally) poring over the reports we printed out for her that she insisted on reviewing before we were allowed to post anything. This was the Corporate Controller, spending hours looking for extra spaces between words. Then she would work until 2 or 3 every morning, and purposely wait until then to answer emails, just so she could hear people say, "OMG, I got an email from you this morning at 2:30! You poor thing!" You guys want a fun story? I worked for a crazy