>>I don't think to many (if any) companies are bothering to create NEW VFP applications (why would you??)

The ability to xcopy a handful of files onto any supported Windows machine and it will run without fail, does have value. ;-) FWIW we replaced a web app with a fat client Windows app this year because the customers needed multiple sizeable panels and browser instances don't like to communicate one with another because of the hacking risk. Customers say the fat client app runs like a scalded cat. First fat client Windows app I'd been involved with this century. We even used Metro colors and form elements that made me laugh because it reminded me of FP2.0's color schemes and blocky buttons. The more things change etc...