>The following text is pasted as is from an email I receive from a Microsoft representative.
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>"On another topic, do you every survey your members? I'd be
>interested in reactions to Visual Studio. How many people have purchased it, how many are planning to do so, of those that have purchased, how many would definitely purchase again and recommend it to a friend? How many are doing new development for DOS-based clients?"
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>Feel free to participate in that survey by replying to this thread to say any comment you want about Visual FoxPro & Visual Studio. The entire thread will be forwarded back to Microsoft.
We bought Visual Studio once we got into the web site business. I personnaly love the integrated ennvironment. It will be great when VFP and VB are added to it. You are going to add them, yes?
I recommend it to people for purchase if they plan on doing development with any 2 of the main development environments (VB, VC++, VFP) since for the price of two of them they can get the whole Visual Studio package.
We haven't done any new development for DOS since 1994.
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