AFAIK, they won't add any new functionality other than offering the possibility of running in .NET. They may add a couple of years to the life of VFP applications, but that won't prevent VFP from being obsolete.

I'm still amazed to see developers so attached to a given tool that they won't even try to learn/use anything else. It's a little bit like a construction worker who is the master of the hammer. Everything look like a nail to him and he won't let go of his hammer for nothing. Sometime a screwdriver may be a better option to work with a screw.

If you want your application to run in .NET, why don't you use a real .NET language?

>It is the last version from Microsoft.
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>Let's hope Guineu and etecnologia both make it. Either of them 'deserves' the name VFP10 to me.