>It's sad to hear that you jumped into the .NET bandwagon that early. We only started releasing .NET versions of our apps with VS2005.
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>First you tell me to "dive in and see". After I've repeated myself a few times you catch on that I have actually done that, whereupon you start implying that I "jumped on the bandwagon" too soon. You sidestep my intended point to imply fault.

If you review my replies, it's as clear as crystal that I was not referring to the earlier versions of .NET as far as the analogy of 'diving in' is concerned. Assuming that you already did use VS2005, and you still have the same assessments, then forget about what I have said. The thing is, you are not telling me that you already used VS2005 significantly.

>The whole tenor of your approach seems to be that your behavior is astonishingly clever while others are automatically deficient. Jess, I'm afraid you've caught the NET disease. ;-)


>So here's another slogan for you: "pride cometh before a fall." ;-)

You entitled to your opinion but you are not God.

Stick to the issue John. You always have the tendencies to divert technical issues to something personal. With your statements, who between the two of us have pride?