Hi, HK:<br /><br />We used to use 'he' as a generic pronoun for male and female, but it was then considered discriminatory, so we used &nbsp;'he or she' or 'she or he', but that wasn't popular either. Then we tried (s)he, but the objection here was that the female was relegated to a parenthesis. Finally, current practice is to alternate between&nbsp;'he' and 'she' - or simply to use 'she' throughout as a way of historically balancing the two words. It's a cultural thing here in Canada. But if you would rather use 'he', I'll change the document.<br /><br />I'm on the final edit and proofread now. Lots of tweaks, but I think it looks great. <br /><br />By the way, I've added a copyright notice for John Hsin. Is that correct?<br /><br />Best wishes &nbsp;- George&nbsp;<br /><br />&nbsp;