>Ken, congratulations on your new approach to product development: full disclosure as you go - transparency. You will get heat but the benefit from quick feedback will be powerful. I also appreciate that MS is not leaving VFP developers in the cold but helping combine VFP and .NET.

Thanks for the feedback. I just did a video interview in my office by Robert Scoble for Channel 9 (http://channel9.msdn.com) showing some new features we are planning to include in Sedna and demos of VFP working with .NET and VS 2005, as well as Avalon (XAML). It is all a very early sneak preview of the type of things we are working on. And although it is an early start, the demos are pretty exciting. I'll have this video go online in mid June for anyone to watch (including non-VFP developers). And while it is a start, it is only the beginning since we just started on Sedna and won't go full speed on it until July. Some of the demos relate to new IntelliSense features, new report system features beyond what is in VFP 9.0, and lots of cool interop with .NET. Stay tuned. :)