In case you didn't understand my earlier comment, here it is again:

>No...what I write is what I believe. Fox developers who are scrambling, trying to find work, trying to justify the use of the tool - I don't find that a game at all.

Sorry, but I don't believe you.

I searched on justifying the use of the tool and people trying to find work. Of the 10s of thousands of postings, I found very few UTers initiating discussions on these issues.

About the only time it comes up is when the .NETers are trying to tell us why we should give up VFP for .NET.

You remind me of these nutty religious radicals that knock on my door with the intent of trying to convert me to their religion. I tell them I'm not interested....get the hint??

I believe you have too much free time on your hands, and think "I think I'll go to the UT and see how many chains I can jerk." I really hope you find a job in your new found profession real soon and are kept real busy.

I say again, this is a game to you. You do not have the VFPer's best interest at heart. The only interests your serving is your own ego.

If you only knew how foolish you look in the eyes of so many. Are you sure you don't work for MS?

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>Is that what you do - feel pity for those that have managed to keep pace with technology????
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>John