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>We haven't contacted you yet. We wanted to use one of our Accidents call and my colleague who is a native speaker wanted to call. But we're not sure, what kind of information we need to gather before the call, which libraries we would have to exposure (we're using MereMortals framework here), etc.
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>I'll try to get together today to discuss all the details and I'd appreciate your response about what kind of details you'd like to hear. We may want to call on Thursday then, because tomorrow I'm going to work from home.
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>>Have you contacted us about this? We would like to get to the bottom of it.
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>>Email me directly if you have questions about how to contact us.
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>>Thanks!
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>>>>Does this happen at runtime after packing and compiling, or only at design time? If it is not at runtime, it should matter for your applications. Often there is not a real bug and often there are work arounds to the problem. You can submit a bug on VFP 9.0 at http://msdn.com/vfoxpro/support.
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>>>Ken,
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>>>It's good that you jumped into this thread. My colleague is going to call Microsoft about this problem this week. We packed and recompiled all libraries and the problem persists.
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>>>We're also going to submit this bug to VFP team.
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>>>BTW, I submitted another bug about a week ago, but haven't received a response from MS.