Thank you for the info. I look forward to that.

>The VB team has shipped a productivity pack which currently includes Forms Interop (you build a VB.NET form, click on Generate from the tools menu and it creates a COM wrapper so you can call it from VB6, VFP, whatever works with COM. THey are currently in alpha on their Control Interop tool which will do the same, but create .NET usercontrols you can use from VFP and VB6.
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>>That sounds like a useful control. Perhaps the goal for some of us may be to use cool .NET controls in VFP forms creating a sort of hybrid tool. How feasible do you think it would be be for an expert VFP/.NET developer be to implement such a graft? Does the way "My" is implemented in Sedna offer some clues?
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>>Alex