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Err, yes, and Microsoft has an undoubtly long term future? Even though they've already been senteced to break up? < s >
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Regardless of what happens, MS is on firmer ground than Inprise..


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Yeah... I've always wondered why you just wrote business apps though. You present yourself almost as if you should be doing more advanced apps and stuff in C++.
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Really? You have wondered why I only write business apps? Where did I say that? Further, why have you wondered? Why is it relevant. Oh, I get it. It was a dig. The sophomoric tone is ringing clear now...< bg >...


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I'd say Delphi... but I know what you mean, since most of us own VB already. (I've decided not to say anyhting about money and MS marketing here, its getting too old).
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No, that is not what I mean - in terms of what people own. VB is more like Fox than Delphi


>I noticed you didn't say anything about Java, do you have any expierence there?

Hmmm, the first sentence in my reply mentioned Java. But since you asked, no, I don't have formal experience with Java. I have done enough research however to conclude that it would not be worth the effort for me to undertake the task of learning the tool...