>>>>>> My best guess that it will run with issues, i.e. anyone left will have to rely on himself (and UT) to make it through.
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>>>>Foxpro has always had bugs. That really hasn't stopped us from using it successfully. I think they will resolve major issues under Vista, but perhaps it's a calculated risk. You might want to read Doug Hennig's most recent blog, which makes alot of sense. Here's an excerpt:
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>>>>It comes down to using the right tool for the right job and making decisions that make sense for your business and your customers. VFP continues to make sense for me, so I'll continue to use it for a long time to come.
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>>>Looking at this impersonally I cannot agree. One cannot use things if they are broken by OS. That's why I'm a bit disappointed that instead of loud pledges and cries we cannot come up together with a coherent message to MS. We don't want new versions, but we want firm assurances of future OS compatibility. Anything short of that, should be considered as a disservice.
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>>Perhaps we should dig and see what suppport until 2015 really means <s>
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>When you call up to say that VFP doesn't seem to play well with their new 'Panorama' O/S, you will get to speak to an actual person who will be able to say, "VPF?"

Or perhaps automated answering offering a menu of 99 choices, a sub-menu of 99 choices and a sub-sub-menu of 99 choices. VFP always the last option in each of those and no way to short-cut and enter a number right-away. We'll have to listen to all of the options. <s>