Peter,

How about use up one of your VFP support incidents and get in the official loop for some action on your problem? Most people who own VFP have NEVER used any of their free support incidents, according to those who work in the support department. They encourage VFP owners to take advantage of the support team's many years of expertise and their connections directly to the dev team.

I notice now and then a blog entry from lead developer Calvin Hsia where he shows something he researched because of a customer request or support call, so using a free incident might be the best way to get your problem escalated to the right person without just having to make a post and hope for the best.

Caveat: I don't know what the support programs are outside the US, but I assume there must be some free support incidents available to any VFP owner. I could be wrong...

>

IF you have a question
>  IF you have tried the community first
>    IF it is about a presumed bug or lack of documentation
>      IF you suspect that it can only be answered by a member of the vfp devteam
>        IF you are not an mvp
>          What do YOU do?
>        ENDIF
>      ENDIF
>    ENDIF
>  ENDIF
>ENDIF