>Rod and I are in the planning stages for the third incarnation of our VFP book. In case you don't know,the title is changing slightly. The new book will be called VFP 7 Distributed Development.
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>A good number of the features of VFP 7.0 are known. Intellisense, Editor Improvements, etc... IMO, these features by themselves don't present a compelling reason for us to update the book, and further, for you to buy the book.
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>For the intermediate to advanced developer, we still feel that our book is the best thing out there. The question remains, "How can we make it better, and most of all, different?"
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>One thought I have is to scrap the stuff on data, and concentrate on SQL-Server and MSDE as the data engine. I wan't to take the book in the direction of integrating VFP into Visual Studio. Integrate VFP more with Office via Automation.
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>What are your thoughts about this?
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>Here is your chance to provide Rod and I with valuable feedback. Here is your chance to help shape the next version of what I consider to be the best VFP book on the market!!
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>BTW, I just received the Russian translation of our book!!
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>I look forward to your feedback!!

Since you are a big proponent of VB, perhaps information on advantages and disadvantages of VB COM servers. Examples on how to create them.