>I figure VFP was for a long time the main reason I had Windows on my machines. Still is.
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>Once, during a job interview, I was asked about three strong and three week points in VFP. Don't remember exactly which one I picked for strong, but for weak I picked database vulnerability... and don't remember what were the other two. They should have been: Microsoft and Windows.
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>Microsoft has bought Fox to spite Borland, then to milk it for technology, then eventually killed it for the meat - the ingenious team which did these miracles, they need these guys to fix up their mastodon project. Now they're still trying to lure all the fox's friends to buy into that project.
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>I may eventually buy into that, if I have to, with the same pleasure that I had when I was doing Cobol. Before it comes to that, I plan to stay with Fox as long as I can.


Hi Dragan.
I think you have to move now.

When an opportunity come to move away from VFP, please do it. It's not anything against VFP.

I have a VFPer friend in Fort Worth, TX. Been out of work for 2 years. He sells insurance now. Don't let this happen to you.