This is a very good differentiation point between generations. Although, most 40 somethings and above are computer users, to varying degrees, those under 40 are no longer users. The computer is to them what clothes are to those over 35. It is a part of their lives, indistinct, other then decorative differences, from any other article of clothing. The important issue here is what will politicians do. I know I ran into resistance from "old timers" in politics last year about using the Internet capabilities for campaign purposes. I want to reach young voters, and give older voters a chance to practice their net skills by doing more with my website and online presence. I believe having more than a single boring webpage is more critical then many older, over 40, political campaign managers do. This also goes to the question of McCain regarding using the Internet and his answer of his doesn't do computers. His generation does use computers, and see in him what was, not what is and will be as America goes forward. Online and computer use is integral to life now. It is no longer a seperate part used only occasionally for special purposes. Pam