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>"Did you know...
>Things that go away by themselves come back by themselves."
That's an old debugging rule.
If the problem went away without your changing anything, it's likely to show
up again.
If you changed something, but you can't show how the problem you corrected
*caused* the symptom that went away, you can't feel very confident that the
symptom won't return. ...RM
