Three things surprised me at last night's local Clarion User Group meeting.

First, 18 Clarion programmers attended!!!  I had no idea there were so many of us in a single country.

Second, of those 18 developers only 5 had heard of Clarion Desktop! That's 27.8%!

Considering that there are currently 762 Clarion developers who use Clarion Desktop, does this mean that perhaps 762 is only 27.8% of the total number of Clarion programmers on earth?  Could there in fact be 2,744 of us!?

But the third surprise was the real shocker..

NO ONE in the group had used Clarion Desktop's "Search" field.  Why?  Because no one knew what it did.  Most guys had never thought about it, or assumed that it was just a regular search field.

It isn't! It's an uber-cool, custom search field, that uses Google to search a limited number of websites, that all have something to do with Clarion.  In other words, if you use it to search for "PDF", it will only return results from Clarion-related websites.  Make sense?