FilePro as in Professional

[Richard D. Williams]

My 2 cents.  I agree totally.  I almost dropped this list permanently 
because of this constant flaming about stupid and meaningless points.
Too much personality here for me.  I often see questions that can be 
answered quickly and they end up creating some feud between certain parties.
(you know who you are)

If you can help, speak up. If not shut up.

We are all adults and we do not need to hear options of right or wrong, 
this or that.  If you guys want to fight, take it outside.

Let's get back to sharing valuable ideas and solutions.  Things that 
will bring out the best in filepro and the people who love it.
If this list is the only depository for filepro help, we are in big trouble.

Richard D. Williams
(loving it since 1983)

P.S. This is the last I will ever speak on this subject. If anyone would 
like help from me, just ask.  I am more than  willing to offer code 
examples.



Don I. Bush wrote:

> I have been using FilePro since 1989. I have had many programmers on 
> staff over the years
> and all have been amazed at the ease of FilePro.
> After all these years I just started monitoring this list last year, 
> and I would have to say that
> the PRO seems to have (for the most part) been dropped.
> Upper management has on more than once ask me why not move to some 
> other software.  My
> response is because we can do so much with FilePro.  Somedays I wander 
> about the future of
> FilePro when I see the garbage passed back and forth.
> PLEASE , put the PRO back and keep it at a professional level.
> If people at our company talked to people like the this we wouldn't be 
> here today.
> Courtesy and Professionalism goes a long way.
> If you have nothing good to say then don't say anything
>
>
> Don I. Bush
> I.T. Manager
> CCC Associates Inc
> 1-334-272-2140 x 271
>
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