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>>Perhaps the reason no one complained is that no one noticed. That is the issue, after all. I guess a week wasn't enough time for them to fix it, eh? Not to belittle your personal influence, Craig, but maybe if a few thousand of us voiced our concerns about such "oversights" Microsoft would be a little more responsive.
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>I have no personal influence in anything that happens at MS. I do agree that the more people that complain about this, the more likely it is to get changed.

BTW, the VFP site is still accessible through the Visual Studio site and as visible as the other tools on the Developer Products menu. I imagine we'll start seeing other paths to the site when they decide to remove VFP from the Visual Studio site. I doubt that they would want to update all of the MSDN sites before RTM, which has been for how many hours now?