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<big>Sorry, all, to have started an fpwar. I love filePro, I program
in it every day, and I love everyone at Fptech. <br>
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It all started when I asked Dave if he was presenting at the
conference, since I feel that his product is the only viable hope to
keep filePro alive in this gui-oriented world. I purchased and tried
fpgi, and tried several times to get it to work for me, but there are
too many insurmountable issues with it to be useful to me. I want to
stay with filePro, and if Reface offers a means to this, it should be
welcomed by fptech with open arms.<br>
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Bud Henschen wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">WWWHHHHHOOOOOOAAAAAAAA! Larry you should have gotten your fact straight
before you got everyone involved. This is why I don't monitor this list but
have one of the staff monitor it. I am open to speak with anyone concerning
any issue (call 419-352-5454), but I'm not entering into a useless debate
via email.
The facts are that this is a FP Conference and I see it as open to vendors
that promote filePro. Micro-lite (Backup Edge) chose to have a training
session following our conference and Tom promoted the filePro Conference in
his newsletter and during the SCO forum this past August. Bob
Rasmussen,(Anzio)has promoted filePro for many years and showed it in his
demos at SCO forum; however, if you check out Dave's <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.soundideas.com">www.soundideas.com</a>
web-site, you'll see no promo or mention of filePro.
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