>>Jim, you're right saying:
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>>"Not the first time Wang has done us. Remember SuperCalc or SuperWriter -- applications that were 'way ahead of their time, but which just disappeared after being bought by CA."
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>>A conspiracy buff might suspect Bill Gates is secretly paying off Wang to kill the competition (smile).
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>>I have been programming in Clipper since the Autumn'86 version. I fear the future does not rest with VFP either, but I wish it would. Do my fellow ex-Clippies see a future for VFP? I hope so, but I am taking Oracle classes (no smile).
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>VFP is alive and well and has a loooooooooooooong life ahead of it.
Especially at the rate my current project is going.
Jim Edgar
Jurix Data Corporation
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