>>I would love to... it's it as easy as writing an article and sending it to an editor?
>
>Almost. You should contact the editors and tell them you would like
>to write for them. They'll likely send you an author kit a template
>etc. They'll also want to know what you want to write about ,
>before you actually do any writing... It's not a difficult process
>if you have material to write about!
>
>If you write for a general purpose magazine it's different than
>for FoxPro Advisor etc - you need to try to keep your
>topic more generic and use VFP code to make the point...
>
>I can't overemphasize this - seeing things done with VFP is much
>more important for non-VFP programmers than MS *not* marketing
>VFP. If people see VFP crop up occasionally when they open up a
>developer magazine and see that a) it can be done in VFP and
>b) be done much more efficiently in VFP some people are bound
>to notice.

Can you suggest a journal (not FPA) that might be interested in general class design topics? Not too high level stuff, more of a case study of a class design "adventure" and a lessons learned type of article. Thanks.

- Mark