BRAVO!!!! *clapping as I stand up... to give Craig a standing ovation*



>.Net is NOT a product... it is mostly marketing. When you dig into it, there isn't lots of new technology there. Much of what you see in VS.Net was originally called COM+ 2.0, but that wasn't sexy enough for marketing. I will also remind you that VFP7 has had feature blurbs on the MS site for several months now.

>As for the list, it's a waste of time. MS already knows our concerns and the marketing budget has already been set. IMO, we will be better off supporting the marketing efforts that have been made to this point than screaming about things that we have no control over and won't be happy with when they do happen. My point is what I've said before... it won't matter what MS does... there will still be people that won't be happy with the marketing effort. VFP will NEVER get the marketing dollars of VB, but some people are wanting just that. It's time to wake up, grow up and face reality.