Thanks for the response. I am (as everyone else is) still curious of where VFP fits in the grand MSFT scheme. As I said on the fox.wikis, having VFP in VS gave it creditability. If VFP is not included with VS.NET then where is the creditability? Some heavy-duty press and marketing would have happen to demonstrate that VFP is still serious developer tool from MSFT. Is that going to happen?


>>I would be interested in knowing how Robert Green felt about this issue. He >has to have some knowledge of the future of VFP. 8-)
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>I think it is very interesting to see what you guys think! <bg> I think there are pros and cons to being in VS now that VS is VS.NET and is a tool, not a suite. And I think you guys are doing a good job of laying out the pros and cons and that this discussion is very useful to us.
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>Robert