That's what makes the UniversalThread so important -- it is a database of problems and cures discovered by VFP users and donated free of charge (UT is essentially free compared to one hour of MS 'help') to the VFP community. Which is also why Microsoft supports it: it doesn't cost them anything and keeps tens of thousands of professional programmers from wandering to other tools.
I forgot to add that the UT is probably the sole reason why VFP continues to remain actively used by so many programmers. Without UT Visual FoxPro would have died at VFP3 when Microsoft stopped advertising it. (I think it will be a blessing that Microsoft removed it from VS.NET and will insure its survival even longer.)
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