> etc. Any suggestion ?

I had the same thing happen a few jobs ago.
I gave it a lot of thought, and decided that it
really didn't matter too much. They pay me to do
the work, as long as they still pay me, I'll still
work.

I found out after I left that job that all the
upper management knew my work was mine, as they had 
learned to recognize my style of writing. 

Maybe I'm just a sucker, but any code I write while
"on the clock" is the property of the company anyway.
I really have no claim of ownership.

Hmm, after reading this response.. Maybe I'm beginning
to understand why I am now middle aged, flat broke,
and angry at the world. It just might all be my own 
fault!

Well, you got an honest answer, anyway.

Lyle

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