>>>VFP is not dead, I can see that it's alive and kicking. It's now grown up, so it doesn't need the support from its parent. And its parent never supported it well anyway. That's how I see it.
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>>Hear, hear, Tore. :-)
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>Problem is we are preaching to the church choir of VFP developers with no recent converts... We all know its delivery on promises and capability but others have had their cool aid given to them by the MS evangelists...


That's even many of the VFP developers and posters here advocating .NET-based solutions. It's why I was giving my "hear hear" support to the VFP supporters. :-)