>>VFP jobs here are very very rare. Most people look at a resume and see VFP, and pass over it without consideration. Some even equate it to having Access skills.
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>VFP jobs are not a dime a dozen anywhere, and applicants with VFP on their resume probably aren't common either. I find it hard to believe you are that close to a significant number of people evaluating resumes and further to know what they are thinking about VFP. What I do take from your statement is that you may have heard a comment or two like that by someone looking to fill a position where VFP is not required, and you have made a broad assumption based on that.

I have had plenty of interviews in the past year, and the trend has gone like this.

I see you have VB.NET experience, let's talk about that.

I see you have SQL Server experience, let's talk about that.

Hmmm... VFP. I see you have Crystal Report experience, let's talk about that.