Jim;

You have to remember that VFP is attached to the other Microsoft products by a bungee cord, and when it gets too far ahead of the others in building useable apps, it gets snapped back. No doubt VFP will improve in those areas once MS believe that some of their other products are actually robust enough for database apps. They don't want VB looking too silly!


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>Hi Craig,
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>Those really are good things, though I don't see anything regarding (end)user interface enhancements (like improvements to UI Controls), improvements to table storage/access/update, or other things which canlet us give our users better apps.
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>Are you expecting some things along those lines?
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>Thanks for the report,
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>Jim N