I have to disagree. Ken's been around a long time. He's not some fragile porcelain doll, and we don't have to tip-toe around him. I respect the hell out of Ken, but that doesn't mean I'm not going to let him know my frustrations, or that I'm not going to speak up if I think he's being too vague or not forthcoming enough.

Alan

>I think we are being too hard on Ken.
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>We all know MS is betting the company on .NET being successful. We should focus our requests to Ken and the VFP team in essential improvements, such as the reporter and continued interoperability with new technologies and not vent our frustrations on them, who can do nothing about a lot of our frustrations.
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>Alex