Not being negative, truly, but I wonder how many of us are still making a living using VFP. My guess is that is no longer the tie that binds us. More like a big fractious family ;-)

>VFP is still alive and well here. Some of us have moved on. But we're all fellow travellers, I suppose.
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>>It has been a long time since I visited the UT, so I thought I would stop by and see if the UT is still being used and VFP was still being discussed. Seems like things have slowed down a little, but VFP questions are still being issued. Not to mention a lot of chatter. I have moved on to SQL Server, Cold Fusion programming, and pulpit preaching on the side. But I still create some quick utilities in VFP. Can't let all my years with VFP go to waste now can I. Well until I drop in again I wish all well and I hope and pray that the global economy is not affecting old dog VFPers too harshly. Take Care
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>>Bret Hobbs