This must be exciting times for you. You/EPS also plan on setting up a Seattle office. Will it specialize in converting from vfp to dotnet? If so, I guess vfp-folks living there can expect an invitation for a talk?

I'm a big fan of you, so promise I'll be there when you come to the Netherlands, although I'm no longer friends with the organizers of the SDN conferences, and Boudewijn Lutgerink isn't really active anymore when it comes to organizing an alternative event. But I'll contact him and tell him your interested.

>Hey Peter. You can see details about my leaving Microsoft at http://blogs.msdn.com/klevy (the last post there), and more on my new blog at http://mashupx.com/blog. I started my own company and one of my clients is EPS. Hopefully I will make it back to the Netherlands for some event within the next year.
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>>Am I missing something? There's no Microsoft below your name. What's the status?
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>>UPDATE: Oh okay, I now see the other thread where your move to EPS is announced. I wish you all good in your new job as an evangelist. Don't preach too much there. :)
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>>>I'm pretty sure Craig will be back and more active once he shows the latest demos of VFP Studio at the SWFox conference next month.
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>>>And as of today, I'm back as an active member of the VFP community and on the UT. :>
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>>>>Where is Craig Boyd and VFP Studio?
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>>>>What's going on with this?
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>>>>I wish we would hear something from Craig.
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>>>>He hasn't even logged on to UT since Aug 9, and he hasn't made a SPS Blog post since MAy 26.
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>>>>When folks like him leave the VFP scence, that's not good.
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>>>>That VFP Studio looked awesome, so I hope it is still alive.
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>>>>Anyone know anyhting?