>But IMO we VFP developers have become more generalized, rather than more specialized, as we've evolved from Fox 2x, and we are now capable of working with -- or at least interacting with -- many different tools outside the scope of VFP itself. So I think that argues well for our survival as a species.

Granted, not many other creatures can run and forage anywhere in a 'full-cycle' habitat as well as a Fox.

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>Three years hence? Who knows... most of the time, if I can see out three months I think I'm doing well. But I'm certainly optimistic. I know of at least one new corporate VFP developer who's doing good things for his company here in town. For my part, I've been doing this (working as an independent VFP developer) since 1993 and I see no end in sight.
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Best of luck with it Rick!


Steven-