>>The .NET functionality I referred to will involve COM interop. VFP will not have native access to the CLR.
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>This is clear for a long time that there is no FOX.NET in the pipeline.
>The question that remain from your recent post is the form of the after 9.
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>VFP 10? I dont think so based on your comments.
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>Some kind of 'extension pack' with a bunch of new baseclass and/or dlls to ease the interop with .NET? This is more likely the form of vfp next if I read corectly between the lines of your post...

I agree with you that when reading between the lines it does'nt look like there's going to be a VFP10. But something I'm wondering about is the price structure from that point. How is MS going to charge for those enhancements? I mean we're used to pay when new MAJOR versions are released but now it really looks like this won't happen in the future.

I guess that the june newsletter could tell more on this.