>>>Hi Jos:
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>>>What I don't like is to receive unsolicited email for a product that will not have more support as "my last chance in life" to get VFP, when really the intention is to sell another product.
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>>Granted fully that an opt-out link to get off his mail database might be more elegant (even if sometimes used as a sign for a valid email adress), have you written the opt-out mail mentioned in the footer ?
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>Yes, I did, and please, don't take my opinion as ofense. Is just an opinion. Everyone that sell a product have the right to promote it. It is just that I forgot that I was in this email list, and is not a matter of life or death. I can live with it :)
You are no longer on lifesupport? :) Since I'm realy lazy und unwilling to run through MS pages:
If one get VFP via MSDN is the license valid like a real license or only as long as the MSDN runs? Is this the same for the OS included? (There is a bit more in it, but this is all I ever like to use out of M$)
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