Guys,

could someone explain the difference between "in that" and "because"?

thanks

take a look at this..

http://www.urch.com/forums/faqs/580-gma ... se-vs.html

Thanks Neesh. This explains the difference very well. My understanding of "in that" (from the sentences that I have seen) was that it is used to present a fact rather than a causal relationship. The testmagic link kind of substantiates this understanding.