>For what to learn now, I would say starting to get familiar with the .NET Framework >over the next 2 years would be very helpful since we plan to leverage many features in >the .NET Framework 2.0 in Sedna. Learning something like VB.NET, even just for >scripting like coding (like one would with VBA, VBScript, JavaScript, etc.) is a good >plan. I'll have more information on tips, tools, and such to help VFP developers learn >about all these for those who are interested

Ken,

I hope Sedna will not be tied to (or work more 'seamlessly' with) VB.Net only. I am going C# route and I'll be very very disappointed if that'll be the case.