A big high-five to yo, Jordan!:) I like hearing this stuff!

>>They didn't really leave the Fox - because they really never entered the fox - they were basically spreadsheet geeks trying to be programmers. Never got much beyond the grid - you know they're having a rough time with DOT NOT - you actually have to program to build DOT NOT projects!
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>I found my London partner around DOT NOT <lol> projects. He is VB programmer and offers his services. But one of his clients used VFP and requirements for new VB.Net program was to work with DBFs. He asked us to help him.
>But many of the customers answered .NET don't ever lose your time to explain us his advantages, if you can offer VFP service you are welcome. Our support programmer left us and go in the firm where will code in .Net, but we will not switch. We are strongly commited to VFP. Now he is starting to study VFP from our code and guidings. :-)