As the guy who has presented the VFP sessions for the past 2 TechEd's, let me say this:

VFP developer's don't go to TechEd, at least not to learn about VFP. That is what Devcon is for. VFP's market is nowhere close to the VB market. VB on the otherhand can support both VBITS and TechEd. Simply put, it is not cost justfiable to have VFP sessions at Teched. VFP is alive and well. Believe me, the state of VFP will not be determined by the presence or non-presence of VFP sessions at TechEd.

>Session Summary for MS Developer Tech-Ed in Dallas May 24-28:
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>Visual InterDev: 3 Topics
>Visual Basic: 12 Topics
>Visual C++: 8 Topics
>Visual J++ : 2 Topics
>Visual Studio in General: 12 Topics
>Miscellaneous (COM, MTS, ATL): 5 Topics
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>Visual FoxPro : Not Mentioned
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>I thought we were making such good progress.