>>Yep, just went over the stuff that came with the last MSDN update. It included Win2K and the 64 bit SDK. From the documents, in order to produce 64 bit code you had to run VC++ under the Beta 3 release of Win2000 Professional.
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>Interesting - I thought that 64-bit Windows was an entirely different project than Win2K.

Nope. Both NT and 9x go the way of the dinosauer.

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>>You and I could probably sit around and speculate all day about the possible implications. I hesitate do so, however, because it's nothing more than WAGs. Potentially, this could mean some great things.
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>Like real Windows. OK, enough - better to stop the speculation here. ;>)
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>They have probably come up with some other implementation of IntelliSense different from that of VB or VC++.

Perhaps, perhaps not. I really don't know. Like you said, better to stop the speculation here. I will, however, remind people of what happened with last time FoxPro was modified due to a change in the underlying OS. We got VFP. If significant internal changes are to be made, the time to do it is when you're modifying it to take advantage of a new OS. So...

BTW, the version of VC++ mentioned was 6.0. I left that out of my previous.