>As Cathy said, just because you didn't see it doesn't mean it didn't happen. I've learned over the years that I can be much more effective by not pushing people against the wall. You can be sure that Microsoft has heard me (and plenty of others) over and over about their failure to market the product.
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>Can you show us the message/s where your efforts on our behalf were described? I don't remember any. How are people supposed to see the light if it's kept under a bushel?

I wasn't looking to show the light. As I said elsewhere, I think some things are best done quietly and try to operate by putting my concerns on the table with the people who can do something about them.

Pulling an example from a different venue, when I had a problem with one of my kid's teachers, I would go to the teacher and then the principal rather than standing up at the school board meeting or writing a letter to the editor.

There's a time to make a loud public protest (and I did sign the petition fairly early on) and there's a time to work quietly behind the scenes.

Tamar