One might infer that you believe all Microsoft employees are nutty religious radicals. <g>


>In case you didn't understand my earlier comment, here it is again:
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>>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.
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>Sorry, but I don't believe you.
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>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.
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>About the only time it comes up is when the .NETers are trying to tell us why we should give up VFP for .NET.
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>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??
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>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.
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>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.
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>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