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>>>Let wait and see...
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>>Wait and see for what? I was sold on VFP a long time ago and it has been my "development tool of choice" for quite some time.
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>>Instead wasting time to "wait and see", I have been on the ride-of-my-life VFP learning curve and enjoying every second of it.
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>>There is much to learn about VFP - no matter how long you use it.
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>>Those people who "complain" about this and that waste time that can be used to provide solutions for their clients.
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>You can not blame these people because of the reality that the current version is not yet competitive with other products. VFP3.0 / VFP5.0 is still short when it comes to true RAD because it lacks development framework, form's refresh rate is not satisfactory, and many more as compare to VB, DELPHI, PB. Let's wait and see for the ff:
>1. If MS is truely sincere of their commitment in changing their attention and focus on the product i.e. marketing, presentation of Visual Studio package, because VFP is sometimes becoming just a shadow in the box (VS). And its evident because we've been in many local MS presentation.
>2. If it is true that VFP6.0 enhancements can truely compete with its competitors because we are just taking the word from our colleagues who have the Beta copy.
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>Those claims and promises are remains to be seen until its actual release.
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I quess you are one of "those" people.