I think you will be amazed at how much you learn. You will really appreciate the video he provides afteward that can be used as a refresher because frankly there is so much covered that you can't remember it all. The best part of the training was Kevin's ability to do the 'you used to do this in Foxpro, now you do this in dotnet.' He was open to any question too and would provide an example of how to anything in dotnet that you used to do in VFP on the fly when asked. He never balked at stepping outside of the curriculum.

By the way, Dragan is driving up I-95 tomorrow am and we're meeting for coffee. You're about an hour and a half away and are welcome to join us!



>FYI, I'm planning on writing a review of Oakleaf's ON-LINE .NET for Visual FoxPro Developers training that I'm taking next week. I hope I'm not expecting too much out of it, but I'm looking for it to really jump start my immersion into .NET. I'll be as comprehensive as I can and try to give enough information for someone else to make a decision on taking the training themselves. I'll probably wait until next week to do the review. Kind of like getting a haircut; it almost always looks good right when they cut it, but what about a few days later when all the glitz and mousse is gone?