Anyone know what Craig is up to these days. I needed to load some software of his and noticed his website has been completely re-designed but no new blog posts since 2010.
He just seems to have disappeared off the horizon.
Dave
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On Fri, 19 Jan 2018, at 8:34 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
Anyone know what Craig is up to these days. I needed to load some software of his and noticed his website has been completely re-designed but no new blog posts since 2010.
I emailed a while back asking if he would ever consider releasing the source for VFPEXMAPI.FLL, never got a reply.
On 2018-01-19 04:33, Alan Bourke wrote:
On Fri, 19 Jan 2018, at 8:34 AM, Dave Crozier wrote:
Anyone know what Craig is up to these days. I needed to load some software of his and noticed his website has been completely re-designed but no new blog posts since 2010.
I emailed a while back asking if he would ever consider releasing the source for VFPEXMAPI.FLL, never got a reply.
...which is unlike the guy he seemed to come across as years ago. He was a burning bright star in the VFP world at one time. Remember his idea for VFPStudio? Time has a way of changing our lives. What was important one day can easily fly out the window the next, especially if you encounter life-changing things like health issues. Life got a lot different for me when I was going through a divorce. I hope he's ok.
The VFPStudio thing petered out more due to changes Microsoft were making in the dynamic language runtime. I think he's just very busy.
On 2018-01-19 03:34, Dave Crozier wrote:
Anyone know what Craig is up to these days. I needed to load some software of his and noticed his website has been completely re-designed but no new blog posts since 2010.
He just seems to have disappeared off the horizon.
Dave
Not sure. I just figured he got busy in the Corporate world just paying his bills like the rest of us.
As for blogs, that's a reason I opted not to write one. If you don't stay up with it, it gets dated/stale and looks like something you've abandoned. I get the Pros for having one; it just wasn't worth the ongoing commitment for me for the return I'd get on it.
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