>Hi Jim,
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>I sure do. I think I've heard (from around here) that it should be out in Feb. of next year. I can tell you that they're in their second release candidate version. If I were to hazard a WAG, I'd say they're probably about to burn the CDs now, if it hasn't already. From what I know, I think that Win2K is the primary platform at MS right now. As you may know, the next version of VFP was demoed on that platform at the last DevCon.
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>From what little experience I have with it, it's a great improvement. I was a bit disappointed in the startup time (very slow). Then, when I read the article I mentioned, I had a thought that might explain.
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>One of the things that it's targeted to eliminate (once and for all) is "DLL Hell". If an application overwrites a Win2K DLL (that the platform uses), Win2K restores the appropriate DLL. My thought is that this is one of the things it checks at startup.

At a recent MS briefing it was stated that 2/17/2000 was the available date. *Not* the RTM date. This person stated that you would be able to buy Win2k on that date.

I've been using it for a couple of weeks and am very happy with it. Seems stable but is a little slow on occasion which might be from the debug code that will get pulled on the release. I'm using RC2.