>Certainly, killing VFP is not my intent.

It has been interesting following this thread the last week, and I finally feel compelled to chime in.

It reminds me of when the thread was that CA would destroy Clipper and Nantucket should not sell out. (I was 6 at the time).

Regardless, you only need to look at the Sunday paper to see what the market is paying for VB, VB, VB, and C++. Go to Barnes and Noble in the computer section and try to find a Visual Foxpro book. Lots of Access, C++ but no Foxpro.

Foxpro is a tool, not a religion. We are all market driven or more bluntly, coding for a buck. Nobody can 'kill VFP'.

(But, Barnes & Noble did tell me that you told them not to stock any more VFP books John. :-).)

Good karma to all.