>I agree. It should be there.

Good...
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However, we're talking about two different things. The link goes to PSS, not TechNet.
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If it should be there, that is beside the point. But having said that, go to http://www.microsoft.com/technet/. The link I posted is off the TechNet page.

My post was to counter your post that tried to explain why VFP was omitted from TechNet.

Having done that, if you go to the left-hand menu on the technet page, you will see a choice for downloads. In that choice, you will see a link for IT downloads. At the bottom of that page, you will see a link for MSDN Downloads for Developers. I felt certain the SP would be there.

Guess what, it is not...

In the same page - the MSDN download page, there is another menu on the left hand side. There is a menu called Visual Studio, Tools, and Languages. Within that menu is a choice for FoxPro and Visual FoxPro. I felt for sure the SP link would be there.

Guess what, it is not...

In the end, what does this mean? Absolutely nothing. I could probably find 10 or 20 other areas on the MS website the link should be. The fact is, the link is available on the main VFP page - and that is all that should matter...

The expectation level that has been set up however is much more....