Hi Dionísio,

There you go too... making an excuse FOR MICROSOFT. Now Microsoft does not have to answer (not that they would have, but your excuse makes sure they don't).

This question has been asked by MANY many people and Microsoft has NEVER SAID WHY.

Microsoft, 3 months ago, started a new web facility for .NET users to report bugs and get OFFICIAL feedback right online.
When asked if VFP could also participate MS' answer was a wishy-washy 'no'.

MS has listened to "the community" for their design of VFP8 and VFP9 new/improved features.

MS remains DEAF to anyone who asks if the bug list can be made available to "the community".

But we must never give up hope, because many said the Wish List was a hopeless/useless endeavour yet eventually it came to pass that MS used it.

Maybe we need a Wish List item that tells MS that we want the bug list available and then get everyone to vote on it... In fact I will do that right after I finish this message.

cheers


>Ok Michel!
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>Since it is natural that programs have bugs, it would be perfect at least
>we know which bugs are, still more when recognized officially for the producer, but for the effort that Microsoft has been doing in the last years in improving the relationship with the users of VFP and of the users VFP with the product, I suppose that they have a good reason for don't make it, maybe some legal reason.
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>Who knows this gets better also in a close future
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>Fortunately we have UT, the VFP Bug List of UT, and this solidary community :-)
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>Thank you !
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>[]'s
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>Dionísio