When products like VB, ASP, C++ - products that have been replaced with VB .NET, ASP. NET and C++ .NET respectively - are listed, it begs the question of why VFP is not listed...

The issue is whether the same old issues of Fox getting ignored still exist. It has been 6 months since Ken has taken the job. I read the complaints and quite frankley, I don't see where they have diminished as far as the VFP ommissions are concerned. I do remember how Ken's predessor used to get hammered for these issues. All I see are promises that "efforts are on-going...."

After 6 months, I think it is time to hold current staff to the same standard as former staff...nothing more and nothing less....