>>If you have a separate data layer then you will only adjust that portion if you want to because I don't think succeeding versions will totally replace the entire thing. There will always be backward compatibility I think. LINQ maybe just an option to handle data although I don't have any idea as to how it works now. What I really want with .NET is that you can create an application with a presentation layer that is awesome. You have so many options which is not so in VFP. We are stucked to where it is now (at least for Windows Forms).
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>I'm not sure whether you've seen what you can do with GDI+ in VFP9, but that is good enough for me. The rest really depends on the creativity of the developer.
How about the limited number of UI controls in VFP? Specially the very limited GRID...
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>Walter,
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
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