Microsoft will support VFP until 2014. Lip service. What they want is for us to migrate to visual studio 2008, 2009, 2010, etc.

So if you want to continue to use VFP then you must resort to jumping through hoops and bandaging your code. That seems like what we have been doing since day one! :)

Then along comes a new operating system and all bets are off! Do you think that there will be new operating systems between now and 2014? Some think that Vista is "bad". Just wait! :)

>It is now two full months ago that we had big discussions here about the GO or NOGO of SP2. My conclusion (and I was not the only one) was: NOGO.
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>An example that made me decide to choose for nogo was posted by me on Microsoft Connect. I followed the very official route and MS promisses that this is the route that will ensure it will arrive at the devteam and also that you'll receive feedback. This is the post on MS Connect:
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>http://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/ViewFeedback.aspx?FeedbackID=306390
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>I also published that act here on the UT: Re: VFP SP2 - Issues - Can any of it be used? Thread #1262764 Message #1262920
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>So, what's the status? According to that webpage NOTHING seems to have happened since that date and I personally haven't heard anything from whoever of MS.
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>And for me SP2 still is a NOGO. Or have I been missing something????