I agree; both are on my list of feeds.

>No one wtites as much valuable stuff as Rick Strahl. Beside the ones you mentioned I look at Calvin Hsia's and Bernard Bout's blogs.
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>>I use an iGoogle page with a Google Reader gadget (among other things on the page).
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>>I really like blogs by Craig Boyd's, Rick Strahl's, Scott Guthrie (v-p of asp.net, essentially, but a developer's developer) and a bunch of others. It's all stuff that doesn't show up here that I consider an essential part of my continuing education. <s>
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>>Hank
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>>>Thanks. I guess I like to do one stop shopping. Maybe this will be the first RSS I suscribe to.
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>>>Alex
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>>>>This wasn't a message, but rather a "web page" of a sort. Now that there is a VFP Compiler for .Net section on the UT, I imagine that questions other than about tutorials will be posted here, since as you say there is wider exposure here.
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>>>>Hank
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>>>>PS: you don't have to go over there to be notified of what is new, since RSS is enabled on the site. I put the notice of the tutorial here for those who haven't yet linked to the RSS feed.
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>>>>>>Pertti has written a tutorial on the above available at http://groups.google.com/group/vfpnet-compiler-community-support-group/web/create-a-web-application?hl=en
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>>>>>>Hank
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>>>>>Hi,
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>>>>>Suggetion for the vfpnet-compiler-community-support-group, consider replicating messages from your site on the UT in order to get a wider audience for this important topic. Hope no one takes it differently than the way it is intended, just a way to get a wider audience.
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>>>>>Alex