>The Keynote for DevCon was highlighted with a demo of the next version of VFP. There is no release date. Here's a summary of some of what was shown:
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>- Code name is Sedona
>- Flat toolbars (like Word, Excel)
>- Command, Data Session, and other windows are dockable -- and can dock to each other. Randy Brown showed how the Command and Data Session windows can be docked together.
>- The debugger windows can be docked into a page-frame like Window with tabs at the bottom
>- The editor now has a bar on the left-hand side. Just click on the bar and set a break point on that line of code
>- Set bookmarks in the editor
>- Highlight a word in the editor, then press a hotkey to find the next instance of the word
>- View whitespace (you can see where spaces, tabs, and paragraphs are at) in the editor
>- Hyperlinks in comments
>- Modified file indicator in the title bar for the window
>- Many of the features of the COB editor extensions have been included, including change case, command completion, etc. This is configurabe
>- To edit a page on a page frame, you don't have to right-click and select Edit. There is a keypress to do this now.
>- Close parenthesis. You don't need to count the number of parns needed to close a statement. VFP will tell you how many you need.
>- Timeout added parameter added to MESSAGEBOX
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>----- And the biggest thing...that got a huge cheer ---
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>Intellisense, but done better. For example, you can type USE and a list of the most recently used tables is diaplayed, or a list of the tables in the DBC. It will also read the type libraries of other objects and work with them too.

These are impressive enhancements...Is 'Sedona' from the town in Arizona?