Religious war time..

I went the C# route since it was built OOP from the ground up rather than OOP bolted on as in VB. To me, it seems to be a very logical progression from VFP.

>I started with VB. I like using it, but it seems like most people use C#. I have also heard it said that C# would be easier for somebody to pick up who came from another "visual" language like VFP or VB, because it is just different enough that you won't get caught trying to do things the "old" way.