Very sorry... I just thought that since VFP was meant to be dead already 7 years and 5 versions ago that perhaps you needed help in killing it? Didn't mean to step on your territory. Please dont challenge me to a CV comparison ...

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>Hello Jos,
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>MY territory is mine. Only mine. I don't and I won't share it with no one.
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>Why don't you pick your own territory?
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>Are you really sure you want to mess with me?
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>You witnessed how bad I can become when I seriously get on a case.
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>Just as a reminder I have been said to probably affect the sales of VFP because of the content of some of my threads. Now is that power or what?
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>So how long you think you can go on against me?
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>And if you really continue coming into my territory then you won't leave me no other choices than to force you to compare your resume (CV) with mine.
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>:-D
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>>fwiw, I agree with you and Claude. Whats the big deal with putting it in the docs? I read here in some post that KenL was quoted in an article as saying there were roughly 100,000 VFP developers in the world. If they all upgrade only every other year and spend only a few hundred dollars for the upgrade (never mind MSDN subs) thats several million per annum in sales. Surely that covers the costs of some extra docs. Or am I stepping on DenisC's territory here :)
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