I can't wait to see what MS has to say about that new development. Will they talk about sueing right away <g>.

Will they open their arms to the company that makes what could be an impressive tool. I doubt the open arms scenario because I really think that they wanted to get rid of VFP. They thought that by telling us all kinds of stories it would be enough. Like the reasons why VFP could'nt make it into .net



>That's why I posted the links so anyone who was interested could download and test the trial version to evaluate it.
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>>Very interesting indeed,
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>>However, I'm a bit conservative on this one. There are a whole heap of questions to ask before seriously considering this product, and verifying their claims (e.g. performance wise)
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>>I first want to see it before I believe it, working with my own code and projects.
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>>Things that bothers me:
>>- Is this piece of software ever going to make it?? How long will it survive and be supported??
>>- Is MS going to spoil the party by starting a law suit against those guys for legal reasons ??
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>>Walter,