Obviously Jason doesn't know what he's talking about. The Fox team has always had more than one developer. And Fox technology is all over the place...ADO, .Net, etc, etc. Additionally, for along time FoxPro was used throughout Microsoft simply for text editing because the editor will handle text files of any size.

>I wasn't gonna do this. But JR brought this topic up, so I feel the need. Our user group does something very cool called the Masters series. They get someone to come in on a Sat. for a full day class. With a cost to attend of no more then $50. Everyone I've been to has been excellent.
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>Last Sat was a class on WPF and Silverlight taught by Jason Beres from Infragistics. Excellent speaker. But I digress. When he got to the Silverlight topic, he was discussing it's cross browser abilities and how there are some at MS who don't like that idea since it might eat into MS platform (Office, Windows, SQL Server, etc) sales. Someone in the class raised their hand to say that they were at a talk the week prior and the speaker said that MS killed VFP cause it ate into SQL Server sales.
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>Jason made some comment about not believing anything a Foxpro guy says. And how Foxpro was the laughingstock within MS. Having 1 guy as the developer.
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>There was quite a bit of joke telling thruout the day on Sat. But the comments about Foxpro clearly got the loudest and longest laughter of the day.
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