It does seem that the job market for VFP is (gradually) declining, so it would be useful to learn something else. That is why I enrolled in a .NET course recently.
Here are some ideas:
See if there are similar courses in your city.
Get the software - either Visual Studio, or the freeware program - I think it was called WebMatrix, so that you can start practicing.
Enroll in one or more forums for .NET.
Read part, or all, of the book ".NET for VFP developers" - available for free online.
Perhaps, see if you can eventually get a certification exam: investigate what the requirements are, and start studying for it.
>Jordan,
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>Maybe this will look like defending you, But I accept your sugestions. As you realy are in my region (for others we are neighbor countries) your observations is right. As from meny talks here and throught Net, I myself understood that VFP will serve me better for 90% of projects that are developing in our region.
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>But I have deided to move to .Net to be more various in mine offers. I think that my VFP projects will not close for a long time, and I will accept new ones, but I will try to learn and feel .Net also.
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>Nothing bed in that, yes :)))
Difference in opinions hath cost many millions of lives: for instance, whether flesh be bread, or bread be flesh; whether whistling be a vice or a virtue; whether it be better to kiss a post, or throw it into the fire... (from Gulliver's Travels)
