I am still around, although I am now the Director of Technology at XMLFund (a venture capital firm) and I don't write code anymore. I do keep up with the efforts of the Fox team as I helped design many of the features in VFP7 like the foxcode.dbf data-driven intellisense table, input on the XML language features, some of the new FFC classes, and my favorite new VFP command ExecScript(). I will do a bonus session at the VFP DevCon in San Diego in September on the following:

XML features of VFP7, VS.NET, and the .NET Framework
Web Services and UDDI with VFP7 and VS.NET
XSLT with VFP7 and VS.NET
VFP7 and XML features of Office XP
Extending VFP7 IntelliSense


>IMHO, when he moved to XML. He certainly up there in his knowledge of the Fox and has contributed a lot to the community. I guess I going on that, as far as I know, he has done very little work with FoxPro lately and is working full time with XML. Not that there is any wrong with that! 8-)
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>>>For those who don't know Ken, he was a FoxPro "guru"
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>>dAVID;
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>>Did Ken die? He was a FoxPro "guru"? When did he stop?
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>>Tom