hm - that might go down better with people if you did both at once.... that is....
"What I really love about Legacy is....." "What I don't like about Legacy is...." (or "I really wish Legacy could do this....." - so that people would see both at once, and not get thinking it was a bad programmer. As a programmer (not from Legacy) it can definately be helpful knowing what people would like, or what they find complicated about a program, or improvements.... and although there is a way to put in suggestions (which I have) - sometimes a discussion can bring out a better way to do something.... on the other hand, I could see how a "negative" thread could upset people, or could give new people the wrong impression about a great program. On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 9:13 PM, Brian L. Lightfoot < br...@the-lightfoots.com> wrote: > PS - I'm sure those at Millennia are taking note of this thread, or at > least > probably already know what's on our mind (or at the very least SHOULD know > what's on our minds.) But I've often wondered if we dared to start a new > thread called "The least liked features of Legacy". I've come close to that > in the past and a few jumped all over me with nasty words to the effect > that > if I didn't like it here, I should go elsewhere. Well, those people have > come and gone but even at this time, I remain a little gun-shy about > posting > a laundry list of those items. I'll just wait for them to eventually pop up > one at a time and add my sentiments then. Unless somebody else wants to > test > the waters.....? >
