>Robert,
>Arnon is right I agree with you... but I asked this question in this forum because I know there are some members in this forum are VB programmers. Any way ...
>
>>The problem might come with estimating the learning curve for your >development team. Are they ready to trash
>>their general development skills and re-specialize in VFP?
>
>YES, and I am tring to compare between VFP & powerbuilder to make the move.
>
>>How fast,if the answer is YES,can they do it compared to the dead-line >of the first deliverable?
>
>No, it will be slow.
>
>>What are the chances that the same team will be participating in the maintenance stage?
>
>Yes, they will be
>
>>How easy is it to employ a good VFP professional?
>
>Impossible !!! in this area. :))
>
>We don't get support at all....most of the time.
>
>Ahmad

good = well behaved -or- good (technically speaking)
you'll never get the first one...