Please don't confuse my comment as a sweeping condemnation of VB.Net. It is just a comment which is true along with the comment made by Kevin. There are many techniques which we (VFP) developers take for granted every day which are onerous in .Net. I also must belive that there will be spectacular improvements in VB.Net which will make us more prodcutive. However, like FPD/FPW/VFP I suspect there will be a natural and hopefully rapid progression of language/IDE which will allow me and others to quote prices to our clients equivalent to those we quoted in VFP.

Glenn


>Right... you did say that.
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>I'll quote Kevin McNeish...
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>"What's easy in VFP is difficult in .Net. What's difficult in VFP is easy in .Net".
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>I don't think we should throw out .Net just because of this one thing.
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>>I've seen reflection, look closely at my message, I said EASY.
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>>Glenn