I like VFO! I don't know if you have been messing with XML messaging. I only have a few miles behind me with XMLHTTP - but the little shrink wrap my VFP was packaged in just ballooned to room size.

That article is not so much an indication that the market has opened to VFP - the market has always "liked" VFP. That article simply reflects that maybe MicroSoft has finally recognized what the market has known all along.

>Well, there's no way I can find to fix the title of this thread, so I guess we'll all have to start calling VFP - VFO<s>
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>http://www.redmondmag.com/columns/article.asp?EditorialsID=1166
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>"Visual FoxPro is the Rodney Dangerfield of Microsoft. It doesn't get a lot of respect. But I think this situation may soon change.
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>I believe the opposite is true. I think FoxPro is about to get a lot more relevant to Microsoft and its customers, and not just because Microsoft exec Eric Rudder (who some claim is Chairman Bill Gates' heir apparent) served as the architect of Visual FoxPro 3.0. "
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>Mary Jo Foley
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>I never thought Zorro could be kilt anyway!