>You have no idea how many times in 25 years of development I'v heard someone say, "If you don't go learn this, right now, you won't be able to find a job.Next year" It's a narrow minded opinion, and I'm surprised Kevin said it. The idea that if I don't get on board with WPF I might now be able to work is rediculous. My worth as a developer doesn't hinge on any one technology or ability.
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>I really hate to get "ugly", but why don't you ask Cecil if he agrees with you.
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>I know 2 very well known developers...names I will not specifically mention...who thought similar to the way you're thinking....and wound up severely regretting it.
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>At the very least...if you have decided to be a .NET professional developer....you should be learning WPF and/or Silverlight.

I completly agree. But there's a huge difference between deciding not to migrate from VFP to .Net, and saying I'll be out of work if I don't learn WPF.

For what it's worht, I DO want to learn it more. I'm just a stubborn mule set in his ways.