>Howeever, Jamie, consider this. If a business is running a VFP app, it means they also have Windows as their OS. It also probably means that they have MicroDoft Office installed. And many VFp apps are using SQL Server as their data store. So, you see, VFP indirectly makes money for Microsoft on other things < s >.


Agreed, this is an exchange I had with Ken L several years ago


Hello Ken,

VERY glad to hear that, thanks for the reply

Bob

>> PS: How about a comment on my post explaining that Visual FoxPro keeps me in MS products (servers, desktop, office, etc) and that a single Visual FoxPro purchase actually generates 10's of thousands of dollars of revenue for MS
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>This is already known within Microsoft, from the Visual FoxPro team to senior executives.