Ummmm......Try having to look for a job with "VFP" as your main or even only skill.

This doesn't take messages to back it up. This is what many developers are seeing with their own eyes. As mentioned back in the original post. It's great you work for yourself, and find little pushback against VFP as your main development tool. But the majority of developers don't fall into your category.

Or even look at the turnover of people on the UT. Something that really caught my eye this morning logging into this site was the message level in the various forums I subscribe to. I've been sick for the last few days, so I think the last time I logged in was Fri/Sat.

After 5 days time, there was little to none message topics in the various .net forums. I don't know if this has to do with the fee's this site requires to get access to search functions. Or if .net people don't want to deal with foxpro type people. But Michael really has his work cut out for him if he intends on carrying on the UT as a business.



>Rarely? Hmmm....sorry, have to disagree with you there.
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>OK. I'm *still* waiting for a message ref that supports this stance. ;-)