>Kevin;
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>Bury your head in the sand and all problems will go away. Do not ask questions because it upsets others. If you stick your head up someone will try to knock it off. Basic rules of life. :)
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>I find no problem with asking questions. Sometimes someone will give you a perspective you have not considered. When it comes to convincing management it takes a good argument to change their minds. Typically, management has already made up its mind but they have no concept of reality. Management prefers warm fuzzy feelings – like a gin and tonic or a new accounting concept. :)

Very true....

Kev

>Tom
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>>>>It's not me that beleives fox will die, it's the people who confront me all the time that think that.
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>>>Are you sure its not you? Perpetuating this nonsense is condoning it IMHO.
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>>Excuse me? Why would it be me thinking it will die if I'm the one who keeps having to prove it won't to other people!
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>>And it's not me perpetuating the subject, I'm trying to stop it by gathering advice (yes, that's advice) from people who have managed to convince other of it's healthy existence.
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>>>>but that doesn't stop people still pulling out the "uncertan future" lark!
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>>>Nothing is certain in this life.
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>>Yes, but other people (not in the know) will continue to think that FoxPro's future is less certain than, say, Oracle or Sql-Server. It's all a big mis-interpretation, I know that and you know that.
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>>Kev