I agree Denis. I am still looking for the Microsoft VFP advertisement in FoxPro Advisor.

>Apparently we don't seem to agree on this issue.
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>Whenever I complain about marketing for VFP you reply telling me that it's not that bad.
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>You have'nt changed your mind and I have'nt changed mine.
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>Who will change his mind first? 8-D
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>Still, I respect your point of view. But I still think that not enough was done in the past not enough is done now and I'm sure I won't change my mind in the future. UNLESS Ken Levy has big surprises for us for the official release of VFP9. Who knows maybe something like what was done for the release of the game HALO 2.
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>I guess that our point of views are highly influenced by those surrounding us. As an MVP you could have information that I don't have. I mainly work alone with some help here and there when needed. I witnessed the disappearance of our FoxPro user's group. I hear developers (those that were in our FoxPro user's group) complained how hard it is nowadays to find work for FoxPro, I see faces of other developers when they hear I still work with Visual FoxPro.
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>One thing is for sure Craig. If I notice that you mention something about marketing being done on VFP you'll be sure to get a reply from me <g>.
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>Later
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>>The fact that marketing how you want it to happen is not going on does not mean there is not marketing.
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>>>Almost choke when you mentioned that someone was working on marketing ;-D
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