>>It is all over now...except for the crying....

Let me clarify this... I don't think Fox is dead. However, I don't think Fox has a very bright future either. In the context of traditional Fox development, it is the same as it ever was. For those types of apps, Fox is the right tool. And, it will always be the right tool.

For the COM world, .Net world, and quite frankly the web world as well, there are better tools, better architectures more up to the task. And regardless of how you feel personally, the perception on the part of the decision makers in the corporate world, at least 99% of them, feel that way too. And further, it is not all hype either? After all, some how, some way, all those sites managed to get built and have scaled and have survived all without being in Fox..< bg >.

Sorry.. Jeff's question stuck a chord in me....