Hi Evan,

Time will tell what is the real intention of MS with regards to VFP as development tool. I just hope that those people who are in support of taking VFP out of VS.NET would not be kicking themselves one year from now if the situation get worse. Take a look at the VFP7 UI, it still has the 95 look, can someone do something to give it a facelift and get rid of some old code like the "@ say".

Regards,
Kueh

>>Just one vote: Great!
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>I have seen all the arguments for taking VFP out of the VS.NET box, and for not porting it to the CLR. I agree from a logical, rational standpoint. But my gut says that these two choices made by MS are wrong. I am sitting here, stunned, sick to my stomach. I am on the verge of going home for the day. :-(