Servicing "mom & pops" was not the point. The point was that is all the person to whom I'm referring can do. If the shoe fits others, that's their problem. I wasn't referring to anyone else, slap inferred or not.





>His point is that your recent attack included a slap for the "mom and pop" space and its inhabitants. Of which he is one.
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>Again I must ask how you reached this conclusion- it is common knowledge that at least one VFP'er who sold FP2.6 apps widely to mom and pop outfits became a multi-millionaire. Presumably that's "been there, done that" for you?