>>>>>>And what is the likely lifetime of WPF or is there already a replacement brewing with Microsoft which will again invalidate developers years if experience training .
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>>>>>That is asking for the unknown future (speculation?). If they find a better way I don't see something wrong that it could change again.
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>>>>No I agree but sometimes it seems like you climb the Microsoft mountain and when you get to the top you see there's just another slightly taller mountain in front of you.
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>>>Wouldn't you get bored just wandering around on a plateau ?
>>>OTOH you might climb to the top of the next rise and find it leads over a cliff. But I'd rather take the chance :-}
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>>More than happy to keep walking up a slope. Its the constant up and down I don't like.
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>Have you seen VS2010 beta1? IMHO It is not up and down but now offering a chopper service to go to next mountain;) I showcased to a friend of mine how easy it could be recently (to a VFP developer). His reaction was "This is like a joke! It can't be this easy - but you knew where to click:)".
>Cetin


Ok Cetin I'm all ready to go again. :-) VS2010 (I'll take a look)