Which begs the question: why not more interop training? Why not more on using the tools together instead of conversion? It wouldn't be that they're interested in more consulting bucks, would it? I would guess that there's a fair amount of developers like you that would find interop training/techniques more useful.
I don't have any problem with anyone posting info here, but, on the other hand, they shouldn't have any problem with constructive criticism either...

>We work nearly exclusively in FoxPro. Trying to accomplish in .Net what we do in FoxPro daily would be very difficult to do. However, I am interested in the .Net movement and what it has to offer. Thanks to Kevin posting his conversion seminar here I now know about it and have signed up for his DevTeach pre-conference sminar. Actually thanks also to the bunch of over reacting people that keep posting to the topic which keeps it alive and right at the top.