> I mean, is it
>possible to subclass an VFP object in C# or VBNet. Thanks.

No, it is not possible to do that, since VFP won't target the Common Language Runtime (CLR). However, VFP can still play in the .NET sandbox in all other aspects. For instance, my current testing involves firing off a VFP COM object via C#, which fires off the Web Application Stress tool, which fires off a VFP COM+ (er, I mean .NET) application, which does some stuff.

VFP won't target the CLR. Other than that, VFP can do whatever you want with .NET. Queued components? It's in there. Compensating Resource Managers? Yeah, we got that, too. Loosely-coupled events, tightly-coupled events, it's all in there.