M$ probably knew that, and because he was popular with the Fox
community, it was probably an appeasement move or something to shut them
up for a little while longer. Simply put: they didn't want the Fox to
succeed wildly...just enough but not more. See the comment about Bill
Gates losing $20k per VFP sale or something like that since it possibly
took away a SQL Server sale.
Eh....old hat.
On 2014-05-20 02:45, Allen wrote:
Having met Ken Levy in Prague, I was not impressed. Was not a good
speaker,
which for his job I would have expected. And a bit of a week character
as
well. So I would be surprised if he could have a say.
Don't get me wrong, it is not an anti Ken comment as I could not do it
either. But I think he was in the wrong job.
Al
-----Original Message-----
Absolutely. I still distinctly remember Boudewijn Lutgerink and his
discussions and pleadings to Ken Levy (but of course, Ken wouldn't or
couldn't do the right thing for properly marketing FoxPro). This one
from
the archives: http://leafe.com/archives/msg/207551
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