Weird thing is that now that MS has pulled the plug on it I hear it mentioned more than ever at our .Net user's group's meetings. It's like now it's ok to mention it. They don't have to be afraid. Visual FoxPro won't come back to haunt those saying the forbidden words.

>not only is Foxpro no longer being improved ....
>it never existed....
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>in fact Interdev gets better press :)
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>when you click on the "learn more" for MS's flagship development platform Visual Studio...here is what you get....
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>http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa700830.aspx
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>"The first release of Visual Studio in 1997 featured separate IDEs (that required their own installation) for Visual C++, Visual Basic, J++, and a tool known as InterDev. Visual Studio 6.0 was a dramatic improvement that marked the birth of Visual Basic 6 and embodied the idea of a set of unified services across all languages."
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>to quote one of those fantastic four superhero guys....
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>"flame on"