Heya Pablo -
well - I checked it again this evening -
and it is fairly messy now - here's a copy/paste:
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So - whatever the 'Community' did - IT WORKED.
f em if they can't take it, so I say..
mondo regards [Bill]
>Hey everyone,
>I was out cruising the web when I came upon a VFP review at a PC user group that blew me away. It blew me away in how bad it was and how off the mark it was. This person obviously has not worked with VFP before. Here's a taste:
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>"...Visual FoxPro 7.0 promises to scale with SQL Server 2000 but here again even Microsoft Access blows it out of the water.."
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>HAH! ROTFL!
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>I can't believe somebody actually said that! These were words I never thought would be spoken! :-D Because it's so blatantly untrue.
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>Oh well, that's how misinformation travels. The link is below if you want to finish reading this dribble.
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>http://www21.brinkster.com/itplug/articles/visualfoxpro7.aspx?mypage=/itplug/articles/visualfoxpro7.aspx
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>Pablo