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..easier and prettier for a programmer while forgetting about the end users needs....

Why do I think these are actually related?

..output of their compilers as they did to its interface then you wouldn't have so many ABMers...

What do mean bt this? A better MSIL would somehow make things different how?

..talking about Access of course...

But this is targeting web apps so I don't understand the connection to pre-packaged Access.
BTW, Access is just a GUI for the Jet engine.
The same engine is available for your programming pleasure in Visual Studio - build the tables, forms, queries etc.
But then again MSDE version of SQL is available for distribution with your apps. It has a 2Gig limit but not bad for free.

..Of course people will still complain, out of either habit or lack of trust (releasing shoddy products year after year will result in major loss of trust)....

This is about current dev tools, Visual Studio.
I use it to make a living.
I missed the buletin about it being a shoddy product. I was under the illusion that it was actually great, I love .Net campared to what came before.
When 'edit and continue' comes back I'll be even happier.

I think there are a lots of complaints because the critics are totally ignorant of the subject matter, Visual Studio and .Net.
Empty vessels make the most sound.

Joe
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Coming Soon: More insecure code ...  Eggs Ackley_z | 10/26/04
Here already: More insecure posts  NonZealot | 10/26/04
Wow  IT Scion | 10/26/04
yep ...  gary.douglas@... | 10/26/04
Is this Microsoft's answer to ForeFox, et. al.?  Jomo_z | 10/26/04
And even BETTER and more POWERFULL Spyware!  BitTwiddler | 10/26/04
Why?  IT Scion | 10/26/04
Whats all the hoopla? I control spyware and spam 100%  dellsbear | 10/27/04
Good for you  Eggs Ackley_z | 10/27/04
Whould you posters like some cheese with your WHINE?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/26/04
Notice Ax Only Comes Out Of The Bathroom Stall When Its A Positive MS Story  itanalyst | 10/26/04
Or, your simply blind to the real facts.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/26/04
Posters here are very pathetic  NonZealot | 10/26/04
You are of course right. It is indeed sad.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/26/04
I think that's where part of the problem lies  Michael Kelly | 10/26/04
Here's another part  seosamh_z | 10/26/04
VS.NET is nice..  d_jedi | 10/26/04
Hey! I resemble that remark!  Spoon Jabber | 10/27/04
I like Cheese!  voska | 10/26/04
Doesn't ZDNet have a policy against 13 yr olds & younger posting?  P. Douglas | 10/26/04
No, but I'd like  Cardinal_Bill | 10/26/04
Coming Soon: Microsoft Dead Horse  itanalyst | 10/26/04
More Crayola Wares from Microsoft  brenthawkinsmd | 10/26/04
Whiners  CodeBubba | 10/26/04
Hehehe  IT Scion | 10/26/04
About all you can expect from the ABM crowd I suppose.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 10/26/04
problem is most of these people use windows  V Sanders | 10/27/04
RE: More Crayola Wares from Microsoft  sidor@... | 10/26/04
It's funny.  vdraken | 10/26/04
Which ones?  Patrick Jones | 10/26/04
Re: Which Ones  sidor@... | 10/26/04
sourceforge, for one..  d_jedi | 10/26/04
True..  Patrick Jones | 10/26/04
Coming soon, Bashapoloza  FilledOut | 10/26/04
Has MS released any products at all in 2004?  Richard Flude | 10/26/04
Has MS released any products at all in 2004?  PhoenixStorm26 | 10/26/04
Sure  htotten | 10/27/04
WhiteHorse?  LeeR_z | 10/26/04
Wasn't this in a song?  Spoon Jabber | 10/27/04

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