>Hello Dan;
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>An important consideration when changing software versions is to also change terms and definitions! That should keep some of the users on their toes until the release of the first service pack. :)
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>Remember FoxPro “Screens” became VFP “Forms”. The list goes on and on.
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>Tom
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Well, thererin lies the rub. "Compile" has a pretty specific meaning to software developers of any flavor, and I suspect that meaning is common across all languages. "Build" means, I suspect, nothing to anyone not familiar with MS development tools, and it certainly has different meanings to us VFP-centric critters than (I'm guessing here) VB and C++ developers.
No matter. At this point I'm just kvetching. MS dictates, therefore we must follow.
Dan LeClair
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