>We were checking out the Microsoft page where you find an expert, a programmer, a solution provider, etc. We wanted to see if our company came up as a solution provider (wanting to see how to improve our leads from Microsoft).
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>Visual Foxpro is not in the list of languages. The other Visual Studio ones are.
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>So we called Microsoft to inquire about getting leads and asked the person about the omission. She told us that there had not been enough requests for it to be added.
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>Please email microsoft at solprov@msprograms.com and ask that Microsoft Visual FoxPro be added to the referral list.....
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>If customers out there have software written in Foxpro but can't get a solution provider or service partner for that....


Here's my $.02 - (my email)


It has come to my attention that Visual Foxpro - one of Microsoft's core Visual Studio languages "has not gotten enough requests" to be added to a search for MCSP's. I find this ludicrous... who are you to determine whether the language "deserves" to be included? It is one of your core products for developing applications, and should be included without question.

If a person can become certified in this product and establish an MCSP based on that certification, then it only makes sense that you give the ability to search for an MCSP by that product. I am an MCSD with my focus on VFP, and I know from personal experience that this language is in demand by companies all over the world.

It is my hope that you would see the error of your ways, and add this product to your search criteria.