>>lol Jay! No, its not a topic for me, hot or cold! Its a bit tongue in cheek. If Ken doesnt want to answer thats fine by me. My future is not dependent on VFP per se, one way or the other (as much as I do love it though). Cheer up Jay, life's good. Go to a VFP user group meeting :)
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>>I should add: I am a big VFP supporter and will continue to develop apps in VFP for the foreseeable future within my business area. It just suits my needs perfectly :)
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>It also suit my needs perfectly. That's the scary thing to MS. They released a tool that perfectly suit needs of their users. No need for additional tools. So no way for them to sell us additional tools because they're all in the VFP box.
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>I don't see what's the big deal about the questions you asked. But I can understand why you won't get answers. We're (VFP crowd) so bad. We won't be satisfied with basic answers. What I mean is that after the answers will come other questions, then some other answers and then many more questions and on and on and ....
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>So what better way to stop the noise than never answering questions. Even if some answers could be a base to get help from us (vfp community) on the marketing side.
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>I'm sure that some kind of help is always appreciated with the marketing but it's better if it's not too visible, quiet.
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>It's not that hard to understand. Think about your products and the marketing you do for it. The goal for VFP is to do just the opposite.

Relax. We're all going to be outsourced anyway. What difference does it make what langauge we learn now :)