>>Ken's definitely a good authority, but I don't see any posts from him saying that it's due this spring. I think I got it from a post referring to a Rocky Mountain User Group meeting. As for June 21, that was an intentional reference to the end of spring. I should have put a :) after that to indicate it was meant as a joke, as in "If MS says they'll release it this spring, expect it on the last day of spring." If I remember correctly that's exactly what they did with VFP 3.0.

OK, to clarify, this spring (before June 20th), there will be an updated release of Visual FoxPro 6.0. The name of it hasn't been released yet, and it's really unimportant. Besided being the most stable release of VFP ever, it will also include new things like...

Full multithreaded DLL support.
COMPILE code at runtime.
New Session base class (private datasession class, no UI).
Misc. fixes.
And more.