>Hi Tamar,
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>>>I don't agree with all Fabio is proposing either or issues he sees as problems, but one thing for sure, he thinks a lot more about issues and VFPs weaknesses than I've seen a lot of prominents do up here.
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>>I'm not getting into the middle of the whole argument, but I do want to confirm David's response to this. I've never reported a bug using the UT and am likely ever to do so. I have more direct, more effective ways to report bugs.
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>Direct ways, we as mortal VFP programmers don't have?

Even if I weren't a beta tester or MVP, I'd still use the bug reporting link because then I'd know that my report was going to the Fox team.

>Personally I find this a sad situation. the VFPT does not produce a (complete) list of confirmed and unconfirmed bugs. If everyone was to post their bug findings here on the UT then EVERYONE could at least be notified of the bug. This might reduce the chance that people tracking the same bugs over and over again. Also, since the UT is interactive other people could jump in and provide additional information or possible workarrounds.

That depends on what the goal of reporting the bug is. My goal is to have it fixed. The best way to do that is to report it to the team.

If I see that someone is having a problem with something that I know is a bug, I'll jump in and add what I can.

FWIW, most of my bug reports come during betas when public posting is irrevelant.

Tamar