Of course, Approach didn't have any bells and whistles, and it's macro language wasn't very powerful, but a typical end user had a chance. You'd think, what with software bloat, there'd be plenty of room for more helpful error messages. It kills me to hear Microsoft complaining about the legal rulings against them. However, what I've found in practice is that this gives less value than before. At least, that's the plan.
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