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>VFP 10? I dont think so based on your comments.
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I think so he had said enough:

"The Visual Studio and .NET language teams are now starting to work on adding many Visual FoxPro features to future versions of VS/.NET. The Visual FoxPro team is assisting in some of those efforts part-time."

I'm not sure if VFP10 will be but it seem to microsoft drives VFP to a deadend. Maybe after VFP9 maybe after VFP10. They want to be see VFP programmers in .NET so they adding VFP features to .NET