>>>We can't really grumble about that decision. When .NET was under development VFP was originally going to be part of it, i.e. still part of Visual Studio. It was the FoxPro community that howled in protest and led Microsoft to drop it from .NET. I am not trying to stir up that old debate, just saying what happened.
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>>I don't think that was the case. I think the FoxTeam reviewed the code and decided it was a big job, too big to do a conversion to .NET.
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>Our recollections differ. It's all water under the bridge now so not worth getting worked up about.

Come Mike, I'm trying to egg you on. :-)

Why is a Pulp Fiction reference going through my head right now. Say "what" again. I dare you. Do they speak English in What?