>>Bottom line, you can write good and solid code with or without using m. . No matter the argument you´re not going to convince the well experienced VFP developper to change his standpoint on this. It is non productive.
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>Not true. You are not going to be able to convince a stubborn developer. Period.

In most cases: Well experienced developers == stubborn developer. But be carefull, this does not imply the other way arround. BTW, I´d like to think stubborn means persistent. The latter is not a bad quality at all.

Walter,