It may appear, John, that what you would like to see in a program is very logical to you, but the number of other users that feel the same can be counted on one hand. It is just not worth the time and effort to make those changes for only a few. I know from personal experience in writiing a simple program that one little "correction" involves re-writing the entire code for the program, and I have to ask myself "is it worth all this bother?" just for this little change before doing anything at all.
A better idea is simply to make the changes yourself. I find that I often have to make it myself for anything to be the way I want it. So write your own program that does exactly what you want. Then it will always be perfect. Very logical way to go, I think. Don't wait for others to do it for you -- do it yourself.
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2015 at 12:18 AM
From: "John Lisle" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Chasing the market [was: Any Way to Mark a PERSON ...]
From: "John Lisle" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Chasing the market [was: Any Way to Mark a PERSON ...]
Jay,
Your (and my?) idea of what the market requires may be different from what Legacy's management feels is necessary.
What you and I whine about most often are the small 10 cent changes that could make our lives easier as we go about our business.
I would like to see an L8.1 that picks up a number of these changes.
john.
Your (and my?) idea of what the market requires may be different from what Legacy's management feels is necessary.
What you and I whine about most often are the small 10 cent changes that could make our lives easier as we go about our business.
I would like to see an L8.1 that picks up a number of these changes.
john.
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