Hi Jim, if you remember, we have participated actively to the request for the Bug Category.
UT has not had the force to create it and the Bug List is not the solution.

It was much best to put every bug in the Wish List.
Of the rest, to ask that the VFPT fixes an error is a wish, lawful at least a lot when to ask that it comes added one new function.
In this way the MS could see which was the BUG more votes.

Fabio

>Hi Tore,
>
>There is also politics involved... at one point several prominent VFP folk complained bitterly that UT was designated as THE source for wish list items for VFP. I never understood their complaints but they were there.
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>Since the UT Bug List was created long after the wish list, my *guess* is that this had some effect on MS' "posture" on the subject.
>
>cheers
>
>>Hi Walter,
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>>you have to try to understand how big companies work. Since Microsoft offers an official place to report bugs and other kinds of feedback, they will never say that they monitor other similar places, although they probably do so inofficially.
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>>>>>And has the vfpteam ever LOOKED at the list? If yes, when was the last time?
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>>>>No, and there are no plans to.
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>>>Really?! This surprises me a lot, in a negative sense, so to speak. I expected that the VFPTeam is interested in ALL feedback on bugs, not only in feedback that comes in via email to vfpfeed@. The UT is an important site for vfp, and it is known to you and your team, and if vfpteam members think that it's no big deal to skip the UT bug list, then I regard that as arrogant behavior.
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>>>> The proper way to submit a bug to the VFP team is by going to http://msdn.com/vfoxpro/support.
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>>>I can understand that the vfpteam wants a straight procedure and that vfpfeed@ fits in that procedure. But it is simply impolite that the UT list has not even ever been looked at in the past.