>Why? Do you stop driving your car when the manufacturer discontinues the model? VFP still works and will for sometime. The community is doing some amazing things to keep things going. Head over to http://vfpx.codeplex.com for some examples.
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>>It does appear to run in W7 - so at least it won't kill the current VFP apps out there....but still I don't see the logic in anyone creating a NEW application with VFP when it's pretty much at death's door.

If you will be using the application for you own business you may want to develop with VFP. You know the risks.

I certainly would not try to suggest a new VFP application to a client. If the client had a clue about development platforms, he would probably show you the door (and give you a boost out). If the client did not understand development platforms, you might get away with it but you would do him a disservice at best.