Jim,
>Hi Doug,
>
>>Jim,
>>
>>>>>It did not come in any of the MSDN pro packages I have recieved.
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>>>>If the MSDN website is any indication, Microsoft will be shipping Visual FoxPro BETA 2 on or around June 6, as VFP7 has not yet been released to manufacturing (this means the final version will not make the Amazon.com, shipping date.)
>>>>
>>>>The MSDN subscriber download section does not even discuss a projected delivery date for the final version, and it is usually available to subscriber download a month or so prior to it being shipped in the MSDN shipmetns, which again, is about a month ahead of retail availability.
>>>>
>>>>What all this means is, like the final Survivor announcement, the NDA's are working quite well, and no one is even hinting about a June 2001 delivery, (or even September for that matter)
>>>
>>>Hmmmm. I wonder if it will be released BEFORE VS.NET???
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>>I'd think so. VS.NET still seems quite a ways down thre road and all the rumblings I've heard here on the UT would indicate a June release for VFP7. For example, VooDoo is apparently going to be unveiled in June but we've specifically been told that it cannot (for legal reasons) be released before VFP7. 2 + 2 still equals 4. <g>
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>Yes, I tend to see it that way too. But the "established patterns" described suggested that later was a distinct possibility.
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>Having heard what I've heard so far, I am very anxious to get my hands on the new version. On the other hand, the last thing I want is for it to be released before it is ready, always hoping that it is more 'ready' than 6.0 turned out to be. In fact I feel that a repeat of 6.0 would be very bad for VFP's future.
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>Regards,
>
>JimN
I have a high degree of confidence that the next release of VFP will be a good release.
Best,
DD
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