>>Despite your last 2 not really being direct product improvement items (though they sure are product SURVIVAL items), I've decided to keep any lists provided by anyone to see what might be learned from them.
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>>If enough come in I'll provide some kind of summary.
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>>Cheers,
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>>JimN
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>I think you could take any items from the VFP7 Wish List document that don't get in the product.

I suppose that I could, but this new input has a bit more to its "background", like:
1) VFP 7 features are known and definitely influence some thinking;
2) VFP going 'out of the box' puts a new light on some things;
3) Related to #2, the (stronger, in some quarters) worry that de-boxing VFP will not be met with commensurate MARKETING of VFP, particularly WITHIN MS;
4) Related to #2 & #3, the desire to make VFP EASIER for newbies, not harder as it is quickly becoming.

Anyway, it's basically academic since there are only 3 lists in the bag.

By the way I liked very much that you stated what you wanted and did not (internally) qualify it by 'that would break too much internal code' or 'that would just add to the bloat' or other some-such.

Cheers,

JimN