It been up for a while now and nothing has changed except of course the countdown time:) The logo is very cool too. Did you notice the fox head rising from the flames of the phoenix?

I do believe that you are correct about Craig colaborating with others to use VSX to integrate FoxPro. The result could be interesting, but, only for FoxPro developers and the IDE. I can't see it having an impact on the resulting FoxPro application itself. Guess we'll have to wait and see.



>Has anyone been watching this: www.VFPStudio.com?
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>It's something that Craig Boyd is doing.
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>I think I know what this is going to be... Listen to the recent show with guest Ken Levy on the http://www.DotNetRocks.com podcast, show # 303. I bet Craig is using the Visual Studio 2008 IDE shell and the Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX) kit to somehow work with VFP code/forms/reports/ etc. The title of the show is "Ken Levy on Visual Studio Extensibility (VSX)" It's a great show, and really gets your mind to thinking about how cool it is that the Visual Studio 2008 IDE shell can be extended to many uses. They even mention Craig Boyd and Foxpro near the end of the show. DotNetRocks is usually hard (and clueless) on FoxPro, but it pops in there every now and then.
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>Andrew MacNeil also commented on this project on his podcast show # 47 around about the 3:15 time in the show. http://www.thefoxproshow.com/