Denis,

You are always talking about the software package that your company has developed. And you are constantly asking how to market it. What plan do you have in place if a prospective customer states that they have no interest in your package because it is developed in VFP?

PF

>I'm so happy for you Perry. You saw the light. Good luck.
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>>Since everyone wants to post what they feel are interesting quote's, I found this by following links in yag's blog:
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>>History will relegate your skill set to the same ash heap where those who stopped at FoxPro, Quick Pascal, or RBase reside.
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>>Someone actually posted about how great VFP is....Guess what, he was totally ignored as far as replies.
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>>The fact of the matter is we are talking about the future. We can become part of it, or become totally marginalized.
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>>>yag has posted on this. http://blogs.msdn.com/vsdata/archive/2005/02/25/380590.aspx
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>>>>A friend sent me this link to the Dr Dobbs Journal with an interesting (at least for both of us) article about .NET
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>>>>http://www.ddj.com/documents/s=9211/ddj050201dnn/
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>>>>Several of us would not be surprised at one of the author's sentences
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Microsoft has allowed marketing to take precedence over technology

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>>>>I would've added the words "yet again" :)