There is nothing whatever wrong with wanting to upgrade (or not upgrade for that matter) as long as one knows the rules. Now that Ken has made it clear what MS's intentions are, we can all make whatever decisions we feel comfortable with.

At the same time, I don't think there was a single person in any of these threads that was complaining about VFP8. I think it's a great product too, and I doubt you'll get much disagreement on that issue. I, and many others feel betrayed by the way it's being marketed, not by the product itself or the work that went into producing it.

Alan

>>Did you ever notice how sometimes a thread can go on forever and unfortunately, the subject line is what shows repeatedly when you look at the list of messages on the UT?
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>>I was getting tired of that negative message on another similarly named thread.
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>>I was thinking that maybe this one could go on forever to send a more useful message to the casual readers of the UT.
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>>I love VFP. And I think v8.0 is awesome. Isn't it?
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>>Guy
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>Guy
>I agree. I'm afraid I contributed a little to the other thread yesterday and now I feel bad about it. Things are not so bad. I really love the Cursor Adaptor in VFP 8. The flexibility that gives us is easily worth the cost. I respect Ken Levy alot, for where he's been and what he has done. It must be frustrating to work so hard on the product and then have to read us whine about how imperfect things are.
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>Regards,