>>I would like you and others to take the time to view the
>>recent Avalon demo video posted online at
>>http://channel9.msdn.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=62621#62621.
>>Then after you view it, ask yourself if you would like VFP
>>to be able to call and execute Avalon forms, have data be
>>passed to and from Avalon, etc.

I think that's a no brainer, of course we would want to have those abilities.

>>Avalon is all .NET (managed code) based, so you won't Avalon
>>forms native inside of VFP ever. But what the VFP will be
>>working in is allowing .NET WinForms and Avalon forms to be
>>able to be used with VFP applications, and have tools,
>>utilities, libraries, etc. to make it all easy for a
>>VFP to integrate with as best as possible.

Those are exciting things to look forward too. One of the things I've been wanting is a better way to host some of these things in VFP. Currently the only way I know hosting a WinForm style control is either by wrapping it in an ActiveX control or hosting it in explorer. Niether of which I have attempted yet. A VFP host container for these things would by high on my wish list.

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with for integration.