You mean as far as .Net is concerned?

VFP is not a player in that space. MS is certainly not pushing it as a tool for that space. Sure there re aspects of VFP that can fit into that space, but that is another issue entirely. With that in mind, why would MSDN print pieces that deal with VFP integration into .Net? The targeted audience is too small. From a page allocation standpoint, it does not warrant the space..

Not trying to be "mean" or "cruel" here. Just trying to be objective...


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I don't mean to be rude or negative, but with all the talent that lives here, wouldn't it make more sense to submit a couple of articles to the magazine than to make sarcastic comments about the word "FoxPro" appearing twice in the latest issue?
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