>Nancy Folsom -- Client/project management.
>Mike Levy -- VFP/SQL Server integration.
>Mike Stewart -- VFP and Win2K, Whistler, and Blackcombe.
>Ted Roche -- VFP and VSS integration.
>Roxanne Seibert -- Unbiased frameworks overview.
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>And, last but not least:
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>Mike Helland -- On being a punk kid in an old fart Fox world ;-D
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>
>Of course, they'd all have to come up with submissions to Barry.

I agree with the list, but let's don't forget the Foxpert!, Cristof Lange, David Stevenson.

I'll like to have 2 hours conferences with Calvin Hsia and the guys in the Foxpro Team, they know the guts of the product.

What about topics related with successful real world experiences against 'common wisdom'?, let's say, we know there is a ban on frames, frames are bad, frames whatever, but the UT is a perfect example of a GOOOD web site totally based on frames! I'll like to have Michael telling us about the whole UT experience, from data design to all the tips and tricks he for sure has.

Or custom alternatives to MTS or MSQM (horror and shame!) or novel/smart uses of actual technology as Charlie Finenblum uses of the web control as reporting tool or custom cursors for working in C/S, etc...


Finally I'll love a conference in which:
a) 'Advanced' sessions give us more than trivial 'Hello world' examples or one flat table data retrieval/navegation.
b) Session names REALLY reflect session content.
c) Code demonstrations don't crash, that's not funny anymore! (I'm not talking about beta products, I'm talking about speaker's demo code just cooked the previous night)

Ah, now I feel better. :)